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How to complete “Find two hidden shortcuts” Fortnite Season 9 Downtown Drop challenge Epic GamesAnother new challenge for Fortnite Battle Royale’s special Downtown Drop LTM has released, tasking players to find two hidden shortcuts as they zoom around the map. The Downtown Drop LTM, which was created in conjunction with legendary sneaker brand Jordan, sees players zooming around a custom-built map collecting coins. Included in the LTM are a number of challenges that unlock special rewards for players, and another of those tasks went live on May 27, asking players to find two shortcuts somewhere on the map. While this challenge might sound difficult, it’s actually surprisingly simple, especially if you know what you are looking for. The term “hidden shortcuts” might sound like these passages are difficult to find, but they are scattered fairly obviously over the Downtown Drop map, so using one to cut out portions of the map shouldn’t turn out to be too difficult. The shortcuts take the form of holes or stairwalls that have been cut into the game’s map, and are found in numerous locations around the Downtown Drop map. If you’re still struggling to find the hidden shortcuts, this useful YouTube video should show you exactly what you’re looking for as you attempt to complete the challenge. The “Find hidden shortcuts” challenge isn’t the only task in the Downtown Drop LTM, and if you’re having a hard time completing them, our handy challenge guide will help you knock out a few of them in less than five minutes. The Jordan collaboration in Fortnite Battle Royale also offers players two new skins named Grind and Clutch, with both characters wearing a pair of the iconic Jordan 1 shoes that have been a staple of sneaker culture for years. The Downtown Drop LTM is live now, but there is no official end date as of yet, so make sure you get all the challenges completed before Epic Games removes it, and the back bling rewards, for good.

How to complete ‘Dance inside a holographic tomato head’ challenge, Week 4, Fortnite Season 9 Epic GamesFortnite Battle Royale Season 9 is now into its fourth week, which means players have a new set of challenges to complete including a staged challenge which tasks players with dancing inside a holographic tomato head, inside a holographic Durr Burger, and on top of a giant Dumpling head. This week’s staged challenge requires players to visit three different locations, which each have a large food-related item to advertise the many restaurants that can be found scattered across the Fortnite Battle Royale map. The challenge itself doesn’t provide any clues as to where players need to go to find them, but this guide will give you the exact spot of each of the stages, meaning you should be able to complete it and earn your Battle Star reward with ease. Stage 1: Dance inside a holographic Tomato head The first stage of this challenge requires players to dance inside of a holographic Tomato head. To do this, players will have to head over to Mega Mall, which sits on the site where Retail Row used to be, and build their way up to the roof. Floating above the top of the mall is the holographic Tomato head. Simply build a ramp up to the image, and once inside it, use an emote to dance. Stage 2: Dance inside a holographic Durr Burger head For the second step of the challenge, head to Neo Tilted, where the Durr Burger hologram can be seen floating high above the city. There is no easy way to get up to the image of the burger, so make sure you have plenty of materials to build your way to the hologram. Once you build your way inside it, perform another dance using an emote. Stage 3: Dance on top of a Dumpling head The final stage of this challenge will take players to the southern point of the map, as they will need to visit Lucky Landings, which is a point-of-interest designed to look like a historic Asian location. Perched on top of one of the tallest buildings in the area is a Dumpling head. As this isn’t a hologram but an actual item, players will need to dance on top of it rather than inside it once they build their way up to it. If you’re struggling to find the locations for each of the stages, you can use this map which shows you where you need to go. Remember, Fortnite Battle Royale players must complete the challenge in order, so make sure you complete the first stage at Mega Mall before attempting to dance in the Durr Burger head at Neo Tilted. Step-by-step guide to completing the “Stage 1: Dance inside a holographic Tomato head” challenge Head to Mega Mall and dance inside of the holographic Tomato head. – Move on to Neo Tilted and dance inside of the holographic Durr Burger head. – Finish at Lucky Landings and dance on top of the Dumpling head. –

How to complete ‘bounce off giant umbrellas’ challenge for Fortnite’s 14 Days of Summer Epic GamesFortnite’s 14 Days of Summer event is still rumbling on, and the eighth challenge requires players to “Bounce off giant beach umbrellas in three different matches.” If you’re struggling to find these big brollies, our handy guide will point you in the right direction. With Epic Games taking a two-week break, the developers introduced the special 14 Days of Summer event to make sure that fans of the game have a constant supply of new content while they take a hard-earned holiday. Every day for two weeks, fans receive a brand new daily challenge, with a special reward for those who can complete it before the limited-time mode ends in just under a weeks time. Day Eight requires players to bounce on top of the giant beach umbrellas that were added to the game in the v9.30 update. While they are hard to miss due to their size, they’re not marked on the actual game’s map, so unless you happened to come across one naturally, you may not know where to find them. There are six of the umbrellas sitting across the Fortnite map, with only the snowy location in the south-west corner of the island missing one of the items, likely because a beach umbrella isn’t required in the icy elements of Polar Peake or Happy Hamlet. If you haven’t been able to find the giant umbrellas, we’ve marked their location on the map below. 700To complete the challenge, you’ll need to build up beside them or make your way onto a hill overlooking one of the umbrellas, then jump onto the canvas covering on top and bounce off of it. The challenges dictates that you must do this in three different matches, so even if you jump on three in a single game, you will only have one umbrella added to your challenge. This challenge is the eighth in the event, but don’t worry if you missed one, as our 14 Days of Summer challenge hub will help get you caught up and earn some prizes. Players are expected to receive a brand new loading screen for completing this challenge, although that has yet to be confirmed. We’ll be sure to update this article when the official reward has been revealed.

How to complete Bytes Quests in Fortnite & unlock The Nothing’s Gift pickaxe styles Epic GamesBytes Quests have finally arrived in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4, so we’ve got details of all the challenges and how to complete them right here. As well as the usual weekly challenges and the story-related Paradise Quests, the current season of Fortnite also features a hidden set of challenges known as the Bytes Quests. These challenges were released after the v22.10 update went live and completing them will unlock up to seven new alt styles for The Nothing’s Gift pickaxe, which can be found on Page 2 of the Battle Pass. Below, you’ll find all the details you need to complete the Bytes Quests in Fortnite. How to unlock the Bytes Quests in Fortnite You can get access to the Bytes Quests by unlocking The Nothing’s Gift pickaxe. This cosmetic can be found on Page 2 of the Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4 Battle Pass. Once you’ve unlocked this pickaxe you’ll automatically gain access to the Bytes Quests, which can be viewed on the Quests Page at any time. All Bytes Quests in Fortnite Here are all of the Bytes Quests currently available in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4: Tune the TV while wearing the Bytes Outfit (1) – Damage opponents with EvoChrome Weapons (2500) – Drive distance in Chromed Vehicles – Pass through Chromed Structures in different Named Locations – Search Chromed Chests – Deal damage to Chromed Wildlife – Eliminate opponents at a Chromed Named Location – Chrome opponents – Completing each of these quests will reward you with a new alt style for The Nothing’s Gift pickaxe. How to complete the Bytes Quests in Fortnite The most important thing to note about the Bytes Quests is that you need to be wearing the Bytes skin to complete the first challenge. It doesn’t seem like you need to wear it for the rest of the quests, but it might be worth wearing it anyway just in case. Damaging opponents with EvoChrome Weapons requires either the EvoChrome Shotgun or the EvoChrome Burst Rifle. The best way to get these is by searching Chrome Chests at Chrome-covered locations like Lustrous Lagoon or Shimmering Shrine. When it comes to driving in Chromed Vehicles, dealing damage to Chromed Wildlife, passing through Chromed Structures, or Chrome-ing opponents in the game, you can simply throw a Chrome Splash onto your target to help you complete these challenges. That’s everything you need to know about the Bytes Quests! While you’re here, check out some more Fortnite guides below: All leaked skins and cosmetics | All Exotic weapon locations | Paradise Quests guide | Split-screen guide | How to level up fast | How to get free skins | Best weapons ranked | Best Deathrun map codes | Where to find all NPCs | Best Fortnite skins | Rarest skins in Fortnite

How to complete all Sideways Showdown Week Quests in Fortnite Epic GamesSideways Showdown Week has begun in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2, and there’s a brand new set of Sideways Showdown Quests to complete to help you top up that XP. We’re now approaching the final weeks of Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2, and you know what that means? Wild Weeks are back! First up is Sideways Showdown Week, which sees the return of Sideways Weapons. As well as unvaulting the Sideways Minigun and Sideways Rifle, Epic Games have released a new set of Sideways Showdown Quests that require you to deal damage, overheat a gun, and upgrade weapons. Below, you’ll find all the information you need to complete each Sideways Showdown Quest in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2. Contents All Sideways Showdown Quests in Fortnite Here are all of the Sideways Showdown Quests in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2: Damage opponents with Sideways Weapons (500) – Damage opponents with Sideways Weapons (1500) – Damage opponents with Sideways Weapons (4500) – Damage opponents with Sideways Weapons (10000) – Upgrade a Sideways Weapon at an Upgrade Bench (1) – Overheat any Sideways gun (1) – Collect a Sideways Minion and a Sideways Rifle in a single match (2) – These quests aren’t live right now but they were shared by leakers, so they could be added in the future or they might have been scrapped: Defeat IO Forces with the Sideways Minigun (5) – Damage opponents from 40 or more meters with the Sideways Rifle (15) – How to complete Sideways Showdown Quests in Fortnite We’ve got a guide to help you find the Sideways Minigun and Sideways Rifle – and upgrade them – right here, so make sure you check that out if you’re struggling to complete these Sideways Showdown Quests. When it comes to overheating a Sideways gun, you can do this by simply firing it continuously. Eventually, it will reach full power, and then shortly after it will start to overheat, rendering it temporarily useless. Read More: The best Fortnite skins in 2022 – Defeating IO Forces requires you to visit an area where the Imagined Order has control. Right now, the only place to do that is Command Cavern or The Collider, a new POI that was added in the v20.40 update. Be careful, though, as Huntmaster Saber – an Imagined Order boss – now spawns at The Collider and he’s very difficult to take down. We’d recommend avoiding him and targeting regular IO soldiers instead.

How to complete all four Part 1 challenges of Fortnitemares event in Fortnite Fortnitemares 2018 is finally here and has brought a new set of challenges to complete in order to unlock new items. After being teased for four days leading up to the event’s start on October 24, Fortnitemares has completely changed Fortnite with the inclusion of Cube Monsters and new weapons. As everyone gets acclimated to the new style of play, a new set of challenges are available as part of the special, Halloween-themed event. Destroy Cube Monsters – Deal damage with Assault Rifles or Pistols to Cube Monsters – Visit a Corrupted Area in Different Matches – Dance in front of Different Gargoyles – Destroy Cube Monsters Added to the game with the V6.2 update, Cube Monstera are AI enemies that appear at Large Cube Fragments located near the Corrupted Areas around the map. They will also appear around Small Cube Fragments that randomly spawn on the map during any given match. Killing 200 of these might sound like a tall task, but they don’t have much health and will die pretty easily. Simply drop near the Corrupted Areas on the map if you want to complete this one quickly. Deal damage with Assault Rifles or Pistols to Cube Monsters While you’re trying to complete the first challenge of defeating Cube Monsters, you should make sure that you have an Assault Rifle so that you can kill two birds with one stone. Each Cube Monster will slowly lumber towards you, making it easy to quickly mow them all down and rack up the damage. Visit a Corrupted Area in Different Matches Speaking of those Corrupted Areas, you’ll need to land at all seven of these to complete this challenge. Since you’ve got to go there for the previous two challenges anyways, completing this one shouldn’t take too long. Be on the lookout for human opponents, though, since these will certainly be hot drops as players fight to finish up their challenges as quickly as possible. You can find the locations of all seven Corrupted Areas below: in-depth guide for this challenge, which includes all known gargoyle locations, here.

All Fortnite Resistance Quests in Chapter 3 Season 2 (Week 11) Epic GamesResistance Quests are brand new weekly story challenges that appear in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2. We’ve got details on every single one to help you earn XP and level up. Alongside the traditional weekly challenges, Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 kicked off with a set of Rebuilding Quests that were meant to be completed while building was temporarily removed from the game. Once those Rebuilding Quests have been completed, players will have access to Resistance Quests. These are weekly story-based challenges that follow the battle between the Imagined Order and The Seven. Below, you’ll find every Fortnite Resistance Quest added to the game so far, as well as details about when the next set of challenges will be released. Contents Resistance Quests Week 11 – Resistance Quests Week 10 – Resistance Quests Week 9 – Resistance Quests Week 8 – Resistance Quests Week 7 – Resistance Quests Week 6 – Resistance Quests Week 5 – Resistance Quests Week 4 – Resistance Quests Week 3 – Resistance Quests Week 2 – Resistance Quests Week 1 – Rebuilding Quests – When are new Resistance Quests released? – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 11 Establish a Device Uplink near Rocky Reels or The Daily Bugle (1) – Activate an emergency beacon at Tilted Towers or Coney Crossroads (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near Seven Outpost II or Seven Outpost V (1) – Equip the backpack and collect fuel cells near Command Cavern (1) – Return the backpack at least half-full to Seven Outpost II or Seven Outpost V (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near Camp Cuddle or The Joneses (1) – Damage opponents with the MK-Seven Assault Rifle (500) – Establish a Device Uplink near Condo Canyon or Logjam Lumberyard (1) – Bring a car or truck to any Seven Outpost (1) – Drive a car or truck between two Seven Outposts without exceeding a speed of 60 (1) – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 10 Establish a Device Uplink near Sanctuary (1) – Patch The Imagined into a Loudspeaker in Sanctuary (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near The Collider or The Fortress (1) – Collect Doomsday Control Keys from high security IO locations (2) – Establish a Device Uplink near Command Cavern (1) – Cut power to Control Panels inside Command Cavern (3) – Establish a Device Uplink near Command Cavern (1) – Set up a Generator near the Holotable inside Command Cavern (1) – Insert Control Keys into the Holotable inside Command Cavern (2) – Activate the Holotable inside Command Cavern (1) – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 9 Establish a Device Uplink near Sleepy Sound (1) – Collect Mech Parts from fishing holes (3) – Establish a Device Uplink near Command Cavern (1) – Download personnel files from the old IO servers (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near a Seven Outpost (1) – Jump nearby a Seismometer (1) – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 8 Establish a Device Uplink near Sanctuary or Rocky Reels (1) – Talk to Mancake, Bao Bros, and Lil Whip (3) – Establish a Device Uplink near The Daily Bugle or The Joneses (1) – Destroy trash laying around Sanctuary (8) – Establish a Device Uplink near Shifty Shafts or Logjam Lumberyard (1) – Collect Signal Jammers (3) – Swim in water (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near Seven Outpost I or Synapse Station (1) – Equip the Sensor Backpack (1) – Use the Sensor Backpack to find an energy fluctuation around Loot Lake (1) – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 7 Establish a Device Uplink near Logjam Lumberyard or Chonker’s Speedway (1) – Hack IO Loudspeakers (3) – Establish a Device Uplink near Coney Crossroads or Greasy Grove (1) – Swap IO munitions with dummy shells (2) – Establish a Device Uplink near Camp Cuddle or Shifty Shafts (1) – Destroy a white filing cabinet and collect the files (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near Seven Outpost II or Seven Outpost V (1) – Hack an IO Server in Command Cavern (1) – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 6 Establish a Device Uplink near Loot Lake (1) – Set up recon cameras to get more info about the IO Doomsday Device (3) – Establish a Device Uplink near Synapse Station (1) – Eliminate IO Forces to steal IO Credentials (1) – Deliver IO Credentials to the Imagined near The Joneses (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near Chonker’s Speedway, Logjam Lumberyard, or Seven Outpost III (1) – Secure insider intel from a Dead Drop (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near Command Cavern, the Fortress, or Loot Lake (1) – Set up laser target designators to help Loopers focus fire (3) – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 5 Establish a Device Uplink near Command Cavern, the Fortress, or Loot Lake (1) – Plant Wiretaps to monitor IO Communications (3) – Establish a Device Uplink near Rubble (1) – Recover a Data Drive from daily rubble (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near Sanctuary (1) – Deliver Paradigm’s Message (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near a Seven Outpost (1) – Mark weapons of different rarities to show Loopers how to identify them (4) – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 4 Establish a Device Uplink near Logjam Lumberyard (1) – Deploy Aquatic Communication Relays near Logjam Lumberyard (3) – Establish a Device Uplink near a Seven Outpost (1) – Transmit data to the drone (2) – Establish a Device Uplink near Sanctuary (1) – Place Anti-Tank Rounds (3) – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 3 Establish a Device Uplink near Condo Canyon, Daily Bugle, or Tilted Towers (1) – Destroy road barriers using the Cow Catcher or Battle Bus (5) – Establish a Device Uplink near Chonker’s Speedway, Command Cavern, or The Daily Bugle (1) – Hit different targets with a Sniper from at least 75 meters away (4) – Establish a Device Uplink near Camp Cuddle or The Joneses (1) – Destroy structures above a Data Receiver, then collect its data (2) – Establish a Device Uplink at Synapse Station (1) – Use a Disguise Kit, then place Weapons Schematics at Synapse Station (2) – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 2 Establish a Device Uplink near Condo Canyon, Coney Crossroads, or The Daily Bugle (1) – Recover the missing Battle Bus Plans (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near a Seven Outpost (1) – Damage a tank to collect armor samples (2) – Establish a Device Uplink near Command Cavern (1) – Deliver a tank to a Seven Outpost (1) – Establish a Device Uplink near the Central Gas Station (1) – Refuel a vehicle (50) – Drive in a car or truck without going off-road (500) – Cross Behemoth Bridge in a vehicle (1) – Fortnite Resistance Quests Week 1 Establish a Device Uplink near a Seven Outpost (1) – Visit 3 Seven Outposts (3) – Establish a Device Uplink at Rocky Reels, Logjam Lumberyard, or Tilted Towers (1) – Deploy Sensors at Rocky Reels, Logjam Lumberyard, and Tilted Towers (3) – Establish a Device Uplink near a Seven Outpost (1) – Plant a Data Scraper at the Tail of an IO Airship (1) – Fortnite Rebuilding Quests Establish a Device Uplink Near Condo Canyon – Retrieve 3 IO Envelopes with Top Secret Plans – Establish an Uplink near Sanctuary, Seven Outpost 2, or Synapse Station – Destroy 3 Seven Outpost Computers and Collect Dropped Data Chips – Establish a Device Uplink at Camp Cuddle, Chonker’s Speedway, or The Daily Bugle – Destroy a Cloaked IO Build Jammer – When are new Resistance Quests released in Fortnite? A new set of Resistance Quests will be released in Fortnite every Tuesday at 6am PST / 9am EST / 2pm BST. This is different from the standard weekly challenges, which go live on Thursdays. Read More: Best Escape Room maps in Fortnite – It’s expected that Resistance Quests will stack up each week, rather than expiring when new ones go live, which means you can complete them all in your own time. That’s everything you need to know about Resistance Quests! Check out some of our other Fortnite guides below: All leaked skins and cosmetics | All Omni Chip locations | All Exotic weapon locations | Split-screen guide | How to level up fast | How to get free V-Bucks | How to get free skins | How to complete all weekly challenges | Best weapons ranked | Best Deathrun map codes | How to Tactical Sprint

How to complete all Fortnitemares 2021 quests & earn free rewards Epic GamesA brand new set of Fortnitemares 2021 quests have gone live in Fortnite Season 8, and players will be able to earn free cosmetics as a reward for completing them all. Every October, Epic Games celebrate the spooky season with their huge Fortnitemares event that introduces creepy Halloween-themed skins, special challenges to take part in, and new boss fights to take on with your friends. For 2021’s event, there are a series of Fortnitemares quests to complete, including new Punchcard questlines from Ariana Grande and Dark Jonesy, that will offer up loads of free rewards including a Pickaxe and a Glider. How to earn free rewards from Fortnitemares 2021 quests There are a total of eight free rewards to be unlocked as part of the Fortnitemares quests this year, all of which you can see below: All-Weather Extractor Pickaxe – Complete Ariana Grande’s Monster Hunter Punchcard – Cube Cruiser Glider – Complete Dark Jonesy’s The Oracle Speaks Punchcard – Raven’s Curse Spray – Complete a Fortnitemares quest – Moonlit Duel Loading Screen – Complete two Fortnitemares Quests – Wrathful Breakout Contrail – Complete three Fortnitemares Quests – Cube Queen Skin – Complete 20 Horde Rush quests – Thinking Juice Back Bling – Earn 2,000,000 combined team points in Horde Rush mode – Fortnitemares Spray – Earn a team score of at least 400,000 in Horde Rush – These Fortnitemares quests could take you quite a while to complete, especially the Ariana Grande and Dark Jonesy Punchcard questlines, which consist of five individual challenges each. Below, you’ll find the quests you’ll need to tick off for both Ariana Grande and Dark Jonesy’s Punchcards. How to complete Ariana Grande’s Punchcard in Fortnite You can find Fortnite’s Ariana Grande NPC roaming Believer Beach, down by the pier. Here are all of her Punchcard quests: Collect a Record and place it in a Turntable – Study the Caretaker’s footprints – Collect symbols from eliminated Cube Monsters – Reveal the Command Symbol – Launch Signal Flares – Like the other Punchcard questlines in Fortnite, you’ll get 30,000 XP for each of Ariana Grande’s quests, and the All-Weather Extractor Pickaxe when you complete the whole Punchcard. How to complete Dark Jonesy’s Punchcard in Fortnite You can find Fortnite’s Dark Jonesy NPC inside Steamy Stacks, at the northeast corner of the map. Here are all of his Punchcard quests: Collect Scrolls at different IO Bases – Use a Shadow Stone, then recover the Spirit Vessel – Touch a Cube – Destroy the Corruption Cluster and all Corruption Fragments – Return the Spirit Vessel to the Oracle and hear his vision – Like the other Punchcard questlines in Fortnite, you’ll get 30,000 XP for each of Dark Jonesy’s quests, and the Cube Cruiser Glider if you manage to complete the whole Punchcard. That’s everything you need to know about completing the Fortnitemares 2021 quests! For more guides like this one, make sure you visit our Fortnite home page.

How to complete all Fortnite Rail Gun Recon Week Quests Epic GamesRail Gun Recon Week has started in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2, with a new set of Rail Gun Recon Quests to complete to help you max out that Battle Pass. Following in the footsteps of Sideways Showdown Week is Rail Gun Recon Week! It’s the latest ‘Wild Week’ in the run-up to the finale of Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2, giving players a chance to earn more XP. As well as unvaulting the Rail Gun and the Recon Scanner for one week, Epic Games has launched a new set of Rail Gun Recon Quests that require you to deal damage, get headshots, and mark enemy players. Below, you’ll find all the information you need to complete each Rail Gun Recon Quest in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2. Contents All Rail Gun Recon Week Quests in Fortnite Here are all of the Rail Gun Recon Quests in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2: Deal damage from 50 or more meters with the Railgun (500) – Deal damage to an opponent within 30 seconds of scanning them (500) – Deal damage to opponents with the Railgun (500) – Deal damage to opponents with the Railgun (2500) – Deal damage to opponents with the Railgun (10000) – Get a headshot with the Railgun (1) – Mark enemy players using the Recon Scanner (5) – Mark enemy players using the Recon Scanner (25) – Mark enemy players using the Recon Scanner (100) – These quests aren’t live right now but they were shared by leakers, so they could be added in the future or they might have been scrapped: Hit an opponent with a Recon Scanner grenade (1) – Collect a Recon Scanner and a Railgun in the same match (1) – How to complete Rail Gun Recon Quests in Fortnite In order to complete these quests, you’ll need to find both a Railgun and a Recon Scanner. You can find these weapons as floor loot or in Chests, but they’re a high rarity so it might take a while to get them. Dealing damage with the Railgun is as simple as shooting your opponents, but the Recon Scanner works a little differently – if you shoot it at the ground, nearby enemies will be marked with a red diamond. Read More: Rarest skins of all time in Fortnite – This is known as ‘scanning’ your opponents, which is key to completing the ‘Mark enemy players using the Recon Scanner’ and ‘Deal damage to an opponent within 30 seconds of scanning them’ quests. Finally, if you’re looking to get a headshot with the Railgun, be aware that this weapon takes a while to charge up, so this one might be tricky. Use stealth to target stationary players for the best chance. Once you’ve completed all of these Rail Gun Recon Quests, check out some of our other Fortnite guides below: All leaked skins and cosmetics | All Exotic weapon locations | Split-screen guide | How to level up fast | How to get free V-Bucks | How to get free skins | How to complete all weekly challenges | Best weapons ranked | Best Deathrun map codes | Where to find all NPCs

How to complete all Fortnite Winterfest 2021 quests & earn free rewards Epic GamesWinterfest 2021 has arrived in Fortnite, giving players a chance to complete some limited-time quests and earn loads of free rewards – including two brand new skins! Aside from huge live events like the Galactus battle and Ariana Grande concert, one of the biggest dates in the Fortnite calendar is Winterfest, which rolls around every December with festive characters to meet and free gifts to unlock. As part of Winterfest 2021, there’s a set of themed Fortnite challenges to complete, with a new one going live every day. Finish enough of them, and you’ll earn yourself a free glider and back bling, making it well worth the effort. Below, you’ll find all of the Winterfest 2021 challenges as well as details on how to complete them and the rewards you can get for doing so. Contents Winterfest 2021 challenges – How to complete all Winterfest 2021 challenges – How to get free Winterfest rewards – Fortnite Winterfest 2021 challenges Here are all of the Fortnite Winterfest 2021 quests you’ll need to complete: Warm yourself at the Yule Log in the Cozy Lodge (1) – Deal damage to opponents with Snowball Launcher (50) – Collect Toy Biplanes at Condo Canyon, Greasy Grove, or Sleepy Sound (3) – Travel while having icy feet (200) – Fly with a chicken (200) – Dance for three seconds at Crackshot’s Cabin and Sgt. Winter’s Workshop (2) – Ram a snowman with a vehicle (1) – Use a Holiday Presents! Item (1) – Search a treasure chest under a holiday tree (1) – Eat food in a single match (5) – Hide for 10 seconds as a Sneaky Snowman within 25m of an opponent (10) – Light a campfire while having icy feet (1) – Travel 1,000 meters on a Crackshot Quadcrasher (1000) – Destroy holiday decorations (10) – Give an opponent icy feet with a Chiller Grenade (1) – How to complete all Fortnite Winterfest 2021 challenges Most of the Winterfest 2021 challenges are quite simple to complete, but a few of them can be a little confusing if you don’t know where to go, so we’re going to explain them below. Warming yourself at the Yule Log requires you to visit the Winterfest Lodge. Scroll across to the snowflake tab in the lobby, click on Sgt. Winter, and then select the fireplace. Interact with it to complete this quest. Dancing for three seconds at Crackshot’s Cabin requires you to find the cabin (we’ve got a guide here) and then use a dance emote. You can also find a Crackshot Quadcrasher outside of here for a later challenge. If you need a Snowball Launcher, Chiller Grenade, or a Holiday Present! for a challenge, you’ll just need to search chests until you find one. Sneaky Snowmen can be entered by interacting with them. How to get free Fortnite Winterfest 2021 challenge rewards There are two free rewards on offer for completing enough Winterfest 2021 challenges: The Snowmando Board Glider (with Ice King Board and Llamadelica Board styles) and the Ffrosty Back Bling. To get the Snowmando Board Glider, you’ll need to complete seven Winterfest quests. Then, to get the Ffrosty Back Bling, you’ll need to complete 10 Winterfest quests. These aren’t the only free rewards you can get during Winterfest 2021 – you can also open a present every day during December by visiting Crackshot’s Cabin. We’ve got a guide to all those freebies here.

How to complete all Fortnite No Sweat Summer Quests & get free rewards Epic GamesThe No Sweat Summer event has arrived in Fortnite, with loads of quests to complete and a chance to earn some free cosmetics like the Ice-Blasted Snow Crunchem Back Bling. Every year, Epic Games celebrates the arrival of summer in Fortnite with a few weeks of fun in the sun that usually involves map changes, loads of new skins, and the occasional weapon or item unvaulting to enjoy. For this year’s celebration, which is called No Sweat Summer, there are also a set of challenges to complete with the opportunity to unlock some free cosmetics like the Ice-Blasted Snow Cruchem Back Bling. How to get all Fortnite No Sweat Summer free rewards Here are all of the No Sweat Summer rewards and how to unlock them: All Fortnite No Sweat Summer challenges so far Here are all of the No Sweat Summer challenges available in Fortnite right now: No Sweat Sponsorship Quests Land after jumping from the Battle Bus during the No Sweat Summer event (1) – Pick up a No Sweat sign (1) – Carry the No Sweat sign and place it at a sponsorship location (1) – Complete a lap around the boat race circuit after the starting countdown (1) – Make a character dance to a Boogie Bomb (1) – No Sweat Marketing Quests Emote at different promotional dance floor locations (2) – Ring doorbells until they break (2) – Catch 3 seconds of air while driving a motorboat (1) – We’ll keep this page updated as new challenges are released. When are No Sweat Summer challenges released in Fortnite? A new No Sweat Summer quest will be released every day in Fortnite, most likely at 6AM PT / 9AM ET / 2PM BST which is the same time the first challenge went live. This will continue until August 3, 2022, which is when the final challenge is expected to go live. That’s everything you need to know about the No Sweat Summer Quests! Check out some other Fortnite guides below: All leaked skins and cosmetics | How to get Chapter 3 Super Styles | All Exotic weapon locations | Split-screen guide | How to get free V-Bucks | How to get free skins | Best weapons ranked | Where to find all NPCs | Best landing spots | How to thank the Bus Driver | Every single Fortnite crossover & collab | Rarest skins in Fortnite

How to complete all Fortnite Cosmic Summer quests & earn free rewards Epic GamesA brand new set of Cosmic Summer challenges have gone live in Fortnite Season 7, and they offer loads of opportunities to earn some sweet rewards. Best of all, they’re totally free! In order to celebrate the arrival of summer, Epic Games have introduced their latest 14 Days of Summer event. It’s called the Cosmic Summer Celebration, and it continues the alien theme of this Invasion season. The highlight of the two-week-long event are the new Cosmic Summer quests that give players the chance to unlock rewards like reactive back blings, surfboard gliders, and weapon wraps – many of which have alternative styles. Along with the regular weekly Epic and Legendary challenges, Fortnite fans will have loads to keep them occupied over the next couple of weeks. Here’s everything you need to know to complete these challenges. How to complete Fortnite Cosmic Summer Quests There are 17 quests to take part in during the Cosmic Summer event, and each one needs to be completed on a Creative map. Simply use the code 4059-2791-0712 in order to visit the necessary Creative Island. Here are all of the Fortnite Cosmic Summer challenges and their rewards: Once you’ve finished the quests, you’ll be able to show off all your new Fortnite cosmetics. There are also plenty of matching summer-themed skins coming to the Item Shop during the Cosmic Summer event. When does the Cosmic Summer event end? The new Cosmic Summer Celebration event kicks off in Fortnite on Tuesday, June 22, at 10AM ET (3PM BST) and runs until Tuesday, July 6, at 10AM ET (3PM BST). This means players will have two weeks to complete all of the quests and earn those free rewards. With the arrival of Alien Parasites and Holly Hedges soon becoming Holly Hatchery, there will be plenty more to enjoy, too. In the meantime, check out our Fortnite home page for more guides, news, and leaks from across the Island.

How to complete all Fortnite Island Games quests & earn free rewards Epic GamesA brand new set of challenges called the Island Games have arrived in Fortnite Season 7, and there are plenty of rewards on offer for completing all the quests, including loads of XP and free cosmetics. There’s less than two weeks to go until Fortnite Season 7 finally comes to an end with a heavily-rumored live finale event, but that doesn’t mean that things are slowing down. In fact, it seems like we’re getting more content than ever! Following on from the alien-themed Cosmic Summer quests in June, Epic Games have introduced another set of challenges called the Island Games, and there’s a chance to win some great rewards like the Qwerty Pickaxe and Wavebreaker Wrap. So once you’ve finished all your weekly Epic and Legendary challenges in Fortnite, read on to find out everything you need to know to complete the new Island Games quests and the rewards on offer. How to complete all Island Games quests in Fortnite Here are all of the Fortnite Island Games quests and their rewards: As you can see in the table above, there are a total of 16 quests to complete, and all of them take place across various Creative Mode maps such as Red vs Blue Rumble and Prison Breakout. When do the Fortnite Island Games end? With Season 7 of Fortnite coming to an end on September 12, 2021, it’s expected that the Island Games will expire on the same date. This means players will have two weeks to complete all of the quests and unlock those free rewards, as well as earn all of the XP on offer to level up your Battle Pass in the final stretch before Season 8 begins. In the meantime, check out our Fortnite home page for more guides, news, and leaks from across the Island.

Fortnite Season 8 Punchcards: How to complete all weekly character quests Epic GamesPunchcards have returned in Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 8, offering players another way to earn XP and level up their Battle Pass. Here’s how to complete all of the Punchcards so far. The Cubes have left their mark around the Fortnite map for the arrival of Season 8, and players are eager to see how the next few months will play out in the beloved battle royale. With new weapons, map changes, and a crossover with Marvel villain Carnage, there’s no lack of content for this season and players will be looking for the fastest way possible to level up their Battle Pass. While the traditional Legendary and Epic weekly quests are gone for now, Epic has added back Punchcards for this season, and they’re going to be a fantastic way for players to keep earning XP. Here are all of the current Character Punchcards in Fortnite Season 8, as well as explanations about how to complete them all. Contents All Punchcard questlines in Fortnite Season 8 Below, you’ll find all of the Character Punchcards and their questlines that have been released in Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 8 so far: Shadow Ops (added November 9) Visit a guardian tower – Collect Light Ammo, Medium Ammo, and Shells – Cause Shotgun damage to Cube Monsters in the Sideways – Get a headshot with a Pistol – Eliminate an opponent with an SMG – Ember Punchcard (added November 2) Destroy a fireplace at Lazy Lake, Craggy Cliffs, Holly Hedges, or Pleasant Park – Set 10 structures on fire – Emote within 5m of a vehicle that’s smoking – Ignite an opponent with a firefly jar – Heal from a Campfire – Sledgehammer Punchcard (added November 2) Open a Chest in The Sideways – Eliminate 3 different types of Cube Monsters in The Sideways – Damage Cube Monsters with a Sideways Weapon – Collect Cube Monster Parts – Defeat a Cube Monster in The Sideways – Ariana Grande Punchcard (added October 19) Collect a Record and place it in a Turntable – Study the Caretaker’s footprints – Collect symbols from eliminated Cube Monsters – Reveal the Command Symbol – Launch Signal Flares – Dark Jonesy Punchcard (added October 19) Collect Scrolls at different IO Bases – Use a Shadow Stone, then recover the Spirit Vessel – Touch a Cube – Destroy the Corruption Cluster and all Corruption Fragments – Return the Spirit Vessel to the Oracle and hear his vision – Ragsy Punchcard (added October 12) Purchase a shield item from a Vending Machine (30,000 XP) – Consume both a Small Shield Potion and a Shield Fish (30,000 XP) – Harvest 50 Stone from Sideways Rocks (30,000 XP) – Use a shield item while in The Sideways (30,000 XP) – Take damage from an enemy player and survive (30,000 XP) – Dire Wolf Punchcard (added October 12) Emote at the Weather Station, Fort Crumpet, or Lockie’s Lighthouse (30,000 XP) – Damage wildlife with a melee weapon (30,000 XP) – Destroy a dumpster at Lazy Lake or Pleasant Park (30,000 XP) – Eliminate 5 Cube Monsters in The Sideways with a melee weapon (30,000 XP) – Travel on foot in Misty Meadows (30,000 XP) – Raven Punchcard (added October 5) Destroy 2 Sideways Rocks (30,000 XP) – Launch from a Corruption Vent in The Sideways (30,000 XP) – Eliminate 3 Cube Monsters in The Sideways 15 seconds after gliding (30,000 XP) – Get 2 headshots from above (30,000 XP) – Destroy 2 chests with a harvesting tool (30,000 XP) – Nitehare Punchcard (added October 5) Bounce 3 times on tires without touching the ground (30,000 XP) – Use an Alien Jump Pad at an Alien Crash Site (30,000 XP) – Travel in an Alien Slipstream for 100 meters (30,000 XP) – Damage an opponent with a Grenade (30,000 XP) – Get an explosive elimination on a Cube Monster in The Sideways (30,000 XP) – Big Mouth Punchcard (added September 28) Open 2 Chests in Steel Farm (30,000 XP) – Search an Ice Machine (30,000 XP) – Open 2 Ammo Boxes at Dirty Docks (30,000 XP) – Buy a Health Item from a Mending Machine (30,000 XP) – Search a Supply Drop (30,000 XP) – Grim Fable Punchcard (added September 28) Hide in a Haystack at Corny Crops (30,000 XP) – Destroy 3 Beds in Holly Hedges or Pleasant Park (30,000 XP) – Collect a Harpoon Gun (30,000 XP) – Hunt a Wolf (30,000 XP) – Emote within 10m of Wildlife (30,000 XP) – Wrath Punchcard (added September 21) Spot enemy players using the Recon Scanner (12,000 XP) – Use a Jump Pad or Jump Vent and travel 100 meters before landing (14,000 XP) – Get a Storm Forecast from a Character (16,000 XP) – Get a bounty from a bounty board (18,000 XP) – Complete a bounty (20,000 XP) – Baba Yaga Punchcard Mark a Medkit, a Bandage, and a Small Shield Potion (12,000 XP) – Use any of the services of a Mending Machine (14,000 XP) – Consume foraged items (16,000 XP) – Restore health with fish (18,000 XP) – Use a Bandage or a Medkit in The Sideways (20,000 XP) – Madcap Punchcard Destroy a farming tractor (12,000 XP) – Forage two mushrooms (14,000 XP) – Craft a weapon (16,000 XP) – Destroy two refrigerators (18,000 XP) – Consume an apple and a banana (20,000 XP) – Toona Fish Punchcard Visit three different named locations (12,000 XP) – Dance within 10m of an IO guard (14,000 XP) – Visit the Convergence (16,000 XP) – Pop the tires on five vehicles (18,000 XP) – Buy an item from a Character (20,000 XP) – Penny Punchcard Destroy five opponent structures (12,000 XP) – Build five structures at Craggy Cliffs (14,000 XP) – Harvest metal from both Weeping Woods and Steamy Stacks (16,000 XP) – Hit four weakpoints while harvesting (18,000 XP) – Emote within 10m of an ally-built structure (20,000 XP) – Torin Punchcard Enter the Sideways (12,000 XP) – Collect a Sideways weapon (14,000 XP) – Deal 100 damage to players with a Sideways weapon (16,000 XP) – Eliminate ten cube monsters in The Sideways (18,000 XP) – Complete a Sideways encounter (20,000 XP) – Kitbash Punchcard Collect nuts and bolts (12,000 XP) – Craft an item (14,000 XP) – Upgrade a weapon at a weapon bench (16,000 XP) – Honk a vehicle’s horn within 10m of an opponent (18,000 XP) – Survive three storm phases (20,000 XP) – Charlotte Punchcard Collect an assault rifle and a grenade (12,000 XP) – Reach max shields (14,000 XP) – Visit an IO Outpost or the IO Convoy (16,000 XP) – Eliminate 2 IO Guards (18,000 XP) – Search a chest in an IO Outpost or in the IO Convoy (20,000 XP) – Kor Punchcard Collect a sniper rifle (12,000 XP) – Deal 150 damage with an assault rifle or sniper rifle (14,000 XP) – Get two headshots with an assault rifle or sniper rifle (16,000 XP) – Deal damage within 30 seconds of hiding in a haystack, dumpster, or a Flusher (18,000 XP) – Emote on top of a mountain (20,000 XP) – Dusk Punchcard Ring a doorbell until it breaks (12,000 XP) – Damage an opponent within 30 seconds of landing (14,000 XP) – Deal 75 pistol damage from above (16,000 XP) – Get an elimination with a Pistol, SMG, or Shotgun in the Sideways (18,000 XP) – Finish a downed enemy with Harvesting Tool (20,000 XP) – Pitstop Punchcard Refuel a vehicle with gas (12,000 XP) – Travel 500 distance while in a vehicle (14,000 XP) – Destroy mailboxes with a vehicle (16,000 XP) – Get two seconds of air time with a vehicle (18,000 XP) – Interact with an overturned car to flip it rightside up (20,000 XP) – Fabio Sparklemane Punchcard Use a Zipline (12,000 XP) – Destroy five pieces of furniture at Apres Ski (14,000 XP) – Dance at two different alien crash sites (16,000 XP) – Dance for two seconds after damaging an opponent (18,000 XP) – Dance for five seconds while in the sideways (20,000 XP) – J.B. Chimpanski Punchcard Make a donation to the war effort donation box (12,000 XP) – Deliver a car to the Weather Station (14,000 XP) – Harvest 100 metal from an alien crash site (16,000 XP) – Talk to three characters (18,000 XP) – Interact with a mounted turret (20,000 XP) – The Brat Punchcard Open a cash register (12,000 XP) – Destroy three couches or beds (14,000 XP) – Complete a quest from another character (16,000 XP) – Purchase a weapon of Rare rarity or higher from a character or Weapon-O-Matic (18,000 XP) – Damage opponents with weapons of Rare rarity or higher (20,000 XP) – Dark Jonesy Punchcard Collect a shotgun and shells at Steamy Stacks (12,000 XP) – Stoke a campfire (14,000 XP) – Crouch within ten meters of an opponent for two seconds (16,000 XP) – Cause 150 headshot damage on monsters in The Sideways (18,000 XP) – Defeat two waves of Cube Monsters in The Sideways anomaly (20,000 XP) – Scuba Jonesy Punchcard Swim at both Lake Canoe and Lazy Lake (12,000 XP) – Submerge a driven vehicle into a large body of water (14,000 XP) – Throw a fish back in the water (16,000 XP) – Hunt one wildlife (18,000 XP) – Consume a fish and a meat in a single match (20,000 XP) – What are Daily & Weekly Punchcards in Fortnite? Epic have taken a different approach to weekly challenges this season, as they’ve scrapped the Legendary and Epic quest format they used for numerous seasons, and instead have implemented the return of Punchcards. Players will have several Daily and Weekly Punchcards to complete over the course of the season in order to earn XP and unlock Battle Pass Stars. These will typically feature quests like spending Gold Bars and winning matches. Read More: How to level up fast in Fortnite Season 8 – New Daily Punchcards go live at 6AM PDT each day, while new Weekly Punchcards go live each Wednesday at 7AM PDT. There are also Character Punchcards for all of the NPCs on the Island, which we’ll go into next. What are Character Punchcards in Fortnite? A new feature this season is Character Punchcards, which are basically separate missions for all of the NPCs around the Fortnite map. Unlike the Daily and Weekly Punchcards, these quests are themed, such as dancing for Fabio or taking down IO Guards for Charlotte. Read More: Best weapons in Fortnite Season 8 – You’ll need to find and talk to these characters around the Island in order to begin these quests, and each one has five challenges for players to complete. You can only have five character Punchcards on the go at any one time, and starting a new one will replace an old one. New Character Punchcards will go live every Tuesday at 6am PT / 9am ET / 1pm GMT. We’ll keep this page updated, so make sure you check back each week for the latest quests to keep that XP rolling in. These are all of the Weekly & Character Punchcards that have been released by Epic Games or shared by leakers. We’ll keep this page updated, so make sure you check back for future challenges. For the latest news, leaks, and guides, visit our dedicated Fortnite page.

How to complete a lap at Motorboat Mayhem for Fortnite Week 4 challenges Epic GamesThe latest set of challenges have arrived in Week 4 of Fortnite’s Chapter 2, Season 3, and one of them is to complete a lap at Motorboat Mayhem. Here’s the quickest and easiest way to do it. The challenge is now officially live, having gone up on Thursday, July 9 alongside the rest of the week’s tasks, such as opening chests at Salty Springs or getting eliminations at Frenzy Farm. This isn’t one that can just happen coincidentally as you traverse the Fortnite map, though, so you’ll have to seek out where to go and what to do. Where is Motorboat Mayhem in Fortnite? Motorboat Mayhem is located towards the southern side of the Fortnite Season 3 map, slightly northwest to Misty Meadows or directly east from Rickety Rig. As it is an unnamed location, you won’t simply be able to pinpoint it on the map while in the Battle Bus, so we’ve put a marker where you need to go to reach Motorboat Mayhem here. As you can see, its near Lazy Lake and placed just next to the Hydro 16 dam. How to get a motorboat & complete the challenge Getting a motorboat to complete the challenge is actually the easy part, as they’re located all over the map now thanks to the map being submerged in water. Obviously, the closest locations to grab one would be Misty Meadows or Lazy Lake, but you could also drive in from Rickety Rig if you prefer to land there. Once you’ve got your boat, you’ll need to head to Motorboat Mayhem and simply follow the track laid out for you – it’s simply enough, but you’ll want to get it done first time ideally so make sure you get it right. Motorboat Mayhem challenge rewards For completing the challenge, you will earn 35,000 XP to help you toward Tier 100 in your Battle Pass, and you’ll get the same amount of XP for each challenge you complete as always. So, if you’re looking to level up your Battle Pass as quickly as possible, this is an easy enough challenge that should help you get a step up.

How to complete all Fortnite Avian Ambush Week Quests Epic GamesAvian Ambush Week Quests have arrived in Fortnite, giving players a new set of chicken-themed challenges to complete to earn some extra XP before the current season ends. There’s just days to go until Fortnite Chapter 3: Season 1 draws to a close, with Season 2 expected to bring about some exciting new features. Until then, players will need to earn enough XP to max out their Battle Pass – especially if they want to get those Super Styles. Fortunately, there’s a new set of challenges available to complete for Avian Ambush Week. These quests all involve chickens (we’ve got a handy location guide to help you out there) and it looks like we’re also going to start seeing new Loot Chickens arrive on the island. Below, you’ll find details of every Avian Ambush Week Quest, as well as some handy tips to help you complete them all in no time at all. How to complete Avian Ambush Quests in Fortnite Here are all of the Avian Ambush Week challenges to complete in Fortnite Chapter 3: Throw chickens (5) – Slide for 30 meters continuously while holding a chicken (1) – Open a Vault while holding a chicken (1) – Hunt a Loot Chicken or Crow (2) – Fly with a chicken for 20 meters in a single flight (1) – Catch a chicken in different matches (3) – Bounce on a tire, umbrella, or Web Bouncer 3 consecutive times while holding a chicken (1) – To complete the first challenge (and several others), you’ll need to catch a chicken. To do this, find one on the map using our chicken location guide, then run after it until the ‘interact’ button appears. Press it quickly and you’ll pick it up. Once you’ve got a chicken, you’ll be able to fly with it, throw it, bounce on tires while holding one, and slide while holding one. You can also open one of the island’s hidden Vault while holding one, and we’ve got a guide for that right here. As for the rest of the challenges, most of them involve dealing damage to chickens or hunting them (which seems a little harsh if you ask us). Find a chicken again using our guide, and then put your aiming skills to the test to damage them. Be aware that some chickens will now fight back, and most other wildlife appears to have been removed from the island – so get ready for some all-out feathered warfare. When does Fortnite Avian Ambush Week end? You’ve only got until March 15 at 7am PST / 9am EST / 2pm GMT to complete the Avian Ambush Quests, so make sure you’ve finished them all before then if you need the XP. Once the Avian Ambush Week ends, there will most likely be another themed Wild Week to enjoy until Chapter 3: Season 1 comes to an end. We’ll keep you updated over on our Fortnite page. Once you’ve completed all the Avian Ambush Quests, check out some of our other Fortnite guides below: All leaked skins and cosmetics | How to get Chapter 3 Super Styles | All Exotic weapon locations | Split-screen guide | What’s in Fortnite Crew this month? | How to get free V-Bucks | How to get free skins | How to complete all weekly challenges | Best weapons ranked | Best Deathrun map codes

How to compete in Fortnite’s $1 million Winter Royale open competition For the first time, competitive Fortnite players will be able to compete for a major prize pool without an invitation, as the Winter Royale is the game’s first open competition – and boasts a $1 million prize pool. Unlike the Summer and Fall ‘Skirmish’ events, the Winter Royale is not an invitational that only a select (and very lucky) few can participate in. Epic Games has been keen to keep inclusivity at the top of their priorities for Fortnite esports, and having their first open competition is a big step in the right direction, giving opportunity to lesser known players. Following the release of online, in-game tournaments for Fortnite in October, the time has finally come for a more meaningful and prestigious competition, with big prize money on the line. The Winter Royale will be the online tournament system used to decide participants in the Fortnite World Cup in 2019. Later in November, there will be a ‘test event’ that will trial the World Cup qualification process. Split over two parts – the Winter Royale Qualifiers and the Winter Royale Finals – the Winter Royale have a total of $1 million up for grabs, although Epic hasn’t revealed the specific prize breakdowns. The test events will consist of two parts, the Winter Royale Qualifiers and the Winter Royale Finals, which will have a total of $1,000,000 in prizes up for grabs. There will be several chances for anyone to try and get a high score during the Winter Royale Qualifier days. The highest score you achieve during any event session will be the one that counts, so be sure to give it your all! As part of our ongoing competitive tests to prepare for the Fortnite World Cup, Winter Royale will use the same game settings as the currently available Pop-Up Cup. The top performers in each region for NA and EU will be verified, and those players found eligible will be invited to participate in the Winter Royale Finals for their region. While this tournament will be restricted to NA and EU, we’re planning on holding other region-specific tournaments in additional regions in the near future. Source: Epic Games

How to compete in NickEh30s $10k Fortnite tournament Epic GamesPopular YouTuber and Twitch streamer Nick ‘NickEh30’ Amyoony is hosting a $10,000 Fortnite tournament that anyone can enter. Here are all the details you’ll need to know to sign up and compete. [jwplayer uZppK6qI] NickEh30 continues to be one of the biggest names in Fortnite and, while he is a content creator first and foremost, he has his fair share of competitive experience behind him in Epic Games’ battle royale. For that reason, he’s wanting to bring his fans the opportunity to make some money in Fortnite in a new tournament at the end of November, called the Nick Eh 30 Cup. Here’s everything you need to know. Nick Eh 30 Cup Schedule The Nick Eh 30 Cup takes place on Sunday, November 22 and will last into Monday, November 23 depending on your region. It kicks off at 3pm EST (12pm PST/8pm GMT) on November 22 and lasts until 10pm EST (7pm PST/3am GMT). With just a one-day commitment, you’ll want to make sure your calendar is clear so you can take part and try to take home the lion’s share of the $10,000 prize! How to compete in the $10k Nick Eh 30 Cup If you want to compete in the Solos competition, registering couldn’t be simpler. Following the steps on the tournament’s official page, here’s what you’ve got to do: Head to the page for the Nick Eh 30 Cup. – Check that you’re eligible to compete (hint: if you have a Fortnite account on any platform, you are). – Sign in to your Epic Games account. – Click ‘Register’. – You should now be registered for the tournament. – Announcing the Nick Eh 30 Cup in Fortnite right now!! Prize → $10,000 Date → November 22nd Format → Solos Register → https://t.co/aS6gxxD9PxThank you @FortniteGame for featuring it in the Compete tab! 👊🏼 pic.twitter.com/kwTbJItsF3 — Nick Eh 30 (@NickEh30) November 9, 2020 Format & Scoring The format is simple for the Nick Eh 30 Cup: it’s a solo competition, so you’ll be flying in by yourself, and the scoring is very much placement-heavy. Here’s how you can earn points: Victory Royale (+5) – Reach Top 2 (+2) – Reach Top 3 (+1) – Reach Top 4 (+1) – Reach Top 5 (+1) – Reach Top 6 (+1) – Reach Top 7 (+1) – Reach Top 8 (+1) – Reach Top 9 (+1) – Reach Top 10 (+1) – Reach Top 11 (+1) – Reach Top 12 (+1) – Reach Top 13 (+1) – Reach Top 14 (+1) – Reach Top 15 (+1) – Reach Top 16 (+1) – Reach Top 17 (+1) – Reach Top 18 (+1) – Reach Top 19 (+1) – Reach Top 20 (+1) – Reach Top 21 (+1) – Reach Top 22 (+1) – Reach Top 23 (+1) – Reach Top 24 (+1) – Reach Top 25 (+1) – Reach Top 26 (+1) – Reach Top 27 (+1) – Reach Top 28 (+1) – Reach Top 29 (+1) – Reach Top 30 (+2) – Reach Top 35 (+2) – Reach Top 40 (+2) – Reach Top 45 (+2) – Reach Top 50 (+1) – Reach Top 55 (+1) – Reach Top 60 (+1) – Reach Top 65 (+1) – Reach Top 70 (+1) – Reach Top 75 (+1) – Reach Top 80 (+1) – Reach Top 90 (+1) – Each Elimination (+1) – So if you’re looking to compete, you’ve come to the right place — just make sure you register as soon as possible to ensure you get in!

How to compete in Fortnite’s first Box Fight Tournament: date, prizes Epic GamesFortnite is about to launch its first-ever Box Fight Tournament, a creative 1v1 competition in an arena designed by winners of last month’s Princess Castle Creative Contest. If you’re interested in competing, here’s everything you need to know.[jwplayer uZppK6qI] Fortnite is a competitive game at heart, but it’s also a wonderful platform for creative players. It’s the reason why the creative mode is so popular. Players can build their own islands and share them with others. Last month, Fortnite celebrated its third birthday by hosting the Princess Castle Creative Contest. Essentially, players had to create and submit their own version of a Box Fight map. For those who don’t know, Box Fighting is when two players are fighting within one tile of each other and inside a box. It’s unique in the sense that it combines competitive and creative skills. Two players named HassanFTN and Shride won the contest. Their arena, named “Island of Dreams” (9005-6737-3429), was chosen to be showcased in the first official Box Fight Tournament. How to compete in the Box Fight Tournament To compete in the Box Fight Tournament, all you need to do is look for the Box Fight Tournament LTM on the main menu once it’s available. However, there is an eligibility requirement. Players will need to have reached Open League (Division II) in Arena before the tournament begins. Don’t stress if you haven’t though. It’s very easy to do and will only take a couple of games. The format is pretty straightforward. Players will duke it out in a one on one Box Fight against other players in their region. It will follow a traditional tournament structure with multiple rounds. The more rounds you win, the higher you will climb. The player with the most wins at the end of the tournament is the winner. Prizes Unfortunately, there hasn’t been any news on potential prizes yet. However, it will probably follow a similar system used in Wild Wednesdays. Keep in mind that these aren’t final, and they will be updated once more information is available. Event Prizes – Europe Event Prizes – NA East Event Prizes – NA West Event Prizes – Brazil Event Prizes – Asia Event Prizes – OCE Event Prizes – Middle East When does the Box Fight Tournament start? Fortnite players don’t need to wait long. The Box Fight Tournament begins on Wednesday, October 28, which means it’s only one sleep away. However, that also means if you haven’t ranked up enough in Arena to be eligible, you’ll need to hop in and get started before it’s too late. Box Fighting is an important skill in Fortnite. In many ways, it’s what separates the wolves from the sheep. If you’ve mastered it, the tournament is a good way to test your skills. Don’t be disheartened if you haven’t though. Taking part in the tournament is a good way to improve.

How to collect Floating Rings at Lazy Lake in Fortnite Week 3 challenges Epic GamesThe third week of Fortnite’s Season 3 is almost here and with it comes a whole new set of challenges for players to complete. Here’s what you’ll need to find and collect the Floating Rings at Lazy Lake in Week 3. The long-awaited release of Season 3 introduced a ton of new changes to Fortnite on June 17, such as new weapons, map changes, and even more weekly tasks for players to complete in-game. While many of the Week 3 challenges are fairly straightforward, there is one that requires players to collect four Floating Rings at Lazy Lake, which can be quite time-consuming if you don’t know where to look. However, we’ve put together a guide on all of the Ring locations, to help you complete your weekly challenges and earn those rewards. Where to find Floating Rings at Lazy Lake in Fortnite Week 3 For the third week, Fortnite fans will need to travel to the Lazy Lake point-of-interest and search for blue rings that are floating around the nearby buildings. You will need to collect four of these rings in total to complete the challenge and here’s where they can be found. The first ring is located above a giant tree in the center of Lazy Lake, next to the Aloto Auto building. You will either have to land on the tree or build your way up to get the ring. – The second collectible can be found just outside of the Big Shots diner. Unlike the first one, you will simply need to bounce from one of the umbrellas to collect it. – You will need to head to the toll booth at the edge of Lazy Lake for the third ring, which is hovering just above the entry barrier. – The fourth and final Floating Ring needed can be found just above the entrance to the ‘No Sweat Insurance’ building. – Lazy Lake’s Floating Ring Locations So there you have it, after you pick up all of the Floating Rings you will have completed the task and receive 35,000 XP for your efforts. Players have also noticed that Lazy Lake is not the only POI to have the rings appear, making it likely that this will be a recurring Season 3 challenge in the weeks ahead. As Epic Games are known for adding popular characters from other franchises into their battle royale, some Fortnite fans have also theorized that these Floating Rings could even be a hint towards the addition of a potential Sonic character in the upcoming seasons, although that has yet to be confirmed.

How to collect Mosaic Tiles in Fortnite Chapter 5 Epic GamesA new quest in Fortnite is creating immense hype for Season 2. Here’s everything you need to know about how to collect Mosaic Tiles. Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 1 is nearly complete, and player hype is through the roof as all signs point to a Greek mythological-themed Season 2. While nothing has been officially confirmed yet, a new in-game quest has appeared, leading credence to the theme being true. The quest has players collecting Mosaic Tiles to complete a mural. If you want to complete the mural, here’s everything you need to know on how to collect Mosaic Tiles in Fortnite. How to collect Mosaic Tiles in Fortnite As mentioned, Season 2’s hype quest requires players to collect Mosaic Tiles to complete a specially-themed mural. There are three ways to collect titles — damaging opponents, opening up containers or chests, or hitting weak points. Mosaic Tiles are easily missed since there’s no in-game name attached to them. When looting be sure to stay vigilant to what appears in the loot pool as you could potentially miss a few of these tiles. Mosaic Tiles rewards There are six challenges tied to collecting Mosaic Tile pieces: Be sure to check out our guide on all the rewards tied to the Odyssey questline. Check out more Fortnite guides below: How to level up fast in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite | How to refer a friend in Fortnite | All Fortnite crossovers & collabs | Best guns in Fortnite | Best Fortnite landing spots | Fortnite dances list | Where to find all Exotic & Mythic weapons in Fortnite | Are there any free V-Bucks codes in Fortnite? | How to play Fortnite split-screen | How to get free Fortnite skins

How to collect Birthday Presents in Fortnite Epic Games / NotPaloAs players celebrate another year of Fortnite through Chapter 4 Season 4’s birthday quests, the third quest requires players to collect Birthday Presents, so here’s the best way to complete it. Fortnite fans look to celebrate their 6th birthday in the Battle Royale game, as Epic Games is set to celebrate in style with their annual in-game birthday event on September 19. Along with the event itself, the developers are adding various items to help players celebrate by bringing new and returning limited items for the occasion. These include Birthday Cakes, Balloons, and much more. One of the fan-favorite items from previous years is Birthday Presents which are returning this year for the community to enjoy. Here is a complete guide to show you the easiest way to collect Birthday Presents in Chapter 4 Season 4, as well as a map showing you exactly where each location is in Fortnite. How to collect Birthday Presents in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 4 As part of the celebrations are various birthday quests that will reward players with 20,000 XP upon completion for each one. The third quest is titled “Collect Birthday Presents!” This quest involves players having to find and collect three presents across the island. Birthday Presents can be found as Legendary floor loot or in chests around the Battle Royale map where you can then collect and store the presents in your inventory when picked up. You can then throw them on the ground and break them open with the use of a Pickaxe to receive either an Epic or Legendary loot contained inside them. However, first, you will need to find them, where they are located at named POIs around the island, and have a higher spawn rate near Birthday Cakes, where they can be easily found on the map above. That’s everything you need to know about how to collect Birthday Presents in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 4! In the meantime, though, we’ve got plenty of tips and tricks available to help you out in the new season, so make sure to check out our guide content: How to level up fast in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite | How to refer a friend in Fortnite | All Fortnite crossovers & collabs | Best guns in Fortnite | Best Fortnite landing spots | Fortnite dances list | Where to find all Exotic & Mythic weapons in Fortnite | Are there any free V-Bucks codes in Fortnite? | How to play Fortnite split-screen | How to get free Fortnite skins

How to collect an Access Card from an IO Guard in Fortnite Epic GamesThe battle between aliens and the Imagined Order is heating up in Fortnite Season 7, and it’s your job to figure out what’s going on by collecting an Access Card from an IO Guard. Season 7 of Fortnite saw the long-awaited debut of aliens on the Island, but it also marked the return of the Imagined Order. Since then, the weekly challenges have revolved around the feud between both factions and discovering why characters are going missing. After plenty of alien-themed quests, attention is now turning to the Imagined Order, as players will need to collect an Access Card from an IO Guard in order to gain intel on the reason for their return to the Island and their fight against the extraterrestrial invaders. If you’re not sure how (or where) to collect an Access Card from an IO Guard, we’ve got all the information you need to complete this weekly Legendary quest below. Where to collect Access Card from an IO Guard in Fortnite To get your hands on an Access Card, you’ll first need to locate and then defeat an IO Guard. Here are all the locations where you can find IO Guards in Fortnite: Corny Complex – Dinky Dish – Deep Woods Dish – Discovery Dish – Dockside Dish – Defiant Dish – Dampy Dish – Destined Dish – You’ll find plenty of IO Guards at Corny Complex, as that’s where the main IO Base can be found. However, considering this is a major named location on the map, you might also have to fight off quite a few other players if you go here. Instead, we’d recommend visiting one of the smaller IO Bases like Dinky Dish or Dockside Dish, as there will likely be fewer opponents to contend with, and you can also collect some powerful weapons from the IO Chests hidden there. Once you’ve found an IO Guard, you’ll need to eliminate them. Then, they will drop an Access Card for you to collect! Simple, right? Well, they’re actually quite difficult to defeat, so we’ve got some tips below. How to defeat IO Guards in Fortnite You’ll need to come prepared if you want to defeat an IO Guard in Fortnite. These are strong NPC enemies have a lot of health, some powerful weapons, and to make matters worse they often travel in groups, so it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Fortunately, their aim is notoriously bad, so as long as you keep some distance you should be able to take them out before they rid you of all your health. Use a mid-range weapon like an Assault Rifle and find some cover in case things go south. Read More: All weapons ranked in Fortnite Season 7 – Make sure your health and shield are full, and bring along some extra health packs or shield potions to patch up if things get too much in the heat of the battle – you never know when more IO Guards or even other players will show up! You’ll earn a huge 45,000 XP to level up your Battle Pass once you complete this quest. Now that you’ve got an Access Card, you’ll need to plant Wiretaps at three key locations across the Island.

How to Claim Your Twitch Prime Pack #2 Loot for Fortnite Battle Royale – Guide and FAQ The ongoing partnership between Fortnite Battle Royale and Twitch has led to the introduction of more exclusive Fortnite content for Twitch Prime users. Announced on May 8th, the Twitch Prime Pack #2 for Fortnite Battle Royale is evidence of the deal between Epic Games and the Amazon owned streaming platform being a success so far. Twitch Prime is a premium version of Twitch which comes along with Amazon Prime and Prime Video and includes one free channel subscription each month, ad-free viewing, exclusive emotes, and even in-game content like the Fortnite Twitch Prime Packs. The official Twitch Prime account has now announced that the new pack is live in-game so anyone with Twitch Prime will now be able to claim the following items once they link their account with their Epic Games one: Trailblazer Outfit – True North Back Bling – Tenderizer Pickaxe – Freestylin’ Emote – Are you ready? Jump into @FortniteGame with Twitch Prime Pack 2! Get started here: https://t.co/7sdLgQBfKp pic.twitter.com/IG93Ky9a32 — Twitch Prime (@TwitchPrime) May 9, 2018 If you have any more questions, check out the full Twitch Prime FAQ below. Do I need a Twitch Prime membership to get Fortnite content? Yes. What exactly will I get in the Twitch Prime Pack #2? This pack includes 4 distinct items, all of which are exclusively available to Twitch Prime members: Battle Royale Trailblazer Outfit: On the forefront of victory. – Battle Royale True North Back Bling: Find your way. – Battle Royale Tenderizer Pickaxe: Leave a good first impression. – Battle Royale Freestylin’ Emote: Tear up the dance floor. – Note: All items are cosmetic only and provide no competitive advantage. All items for Twitch Prime Pack #2 are for Battle Royale only. How do I get my Twitch Prime content for Fortnite? If you already have an active Twitch Prime membership (either paid or free trial), log in above to begin the claim process for this content. I already linked my Twitch and Epic account when I claimed the first Twitch Prime Pack. Do I need to claim again to get the current Twitch Prime content? YES. You must claim each Twitch Prime Pack individually. If you already linked your Twitch and Epic accounts for the previous Twitch Prime loot in Fortnite, log in above to begin the claim process for this content. How do I become a Twitch Prime member? Twitch Prime is included with Amazon Prime in the US, Mexico, Canada, Italy, France, Germany, Belgium, Austria, Spain, Japan, Singapore, Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. Twitch Prime is included with Prime Video in over 200 other countries and territories. If you are already an Amazon Prime member, you get Twitch Prime at no additional cost by connecting your Amazon account to your Twitch account at http://www.twitchprime.com. If you are not already an Amazon Prime member, you may start your free trial (if available) above. Follow all of the steps and the content that is currently available will be sent directly to your game account. When will I get my Twitch Prime content for Fortnite? If you’ve followed all of the steps in the claim process for this offer, your content will be waiting for you in your locker the next time you log in to Fortnite! Can I change which Epic account my Fortnite content is delivered to? If you claimed the first Fortnite Twitch Prime Pack and would like to use a different Epic account for this offer, you may unlink your previous Epic account from Twitch and link a new one to receive content on that account after completing the claim process above. You can manage your connected accounts at https://www.epicgames.com/account/connected. I received an error that my Twitch or Amazon account has already claimed this content. What do I do? This happens when a different Twitch account was linked to your Amazon account (or vice versa) and claimed the current Twitch Prime Pack. Please check that the same Twitch account is linked to the Amazon account that was originally used to claim this Twitch Prime Pack. I play Fortnite on my PS4/Xbox One/PC primarily, but also play on mobile. Will I be able to access the Twitch Prime content everywhere that I play? As long as you use the same Epic account to play on each platform, you will be able to access your Twitch Prime content across PC/console and mobile. Content is not shared between Xbox One and PS4, however. Can I link multiple Twitch Prime accounts to my Epic account and get additional content? No. Each offer can only be applied once to a single Epic account. How long do I have to claim Twitch Prime Pack #2? You’ll have until July 11, 2018 at 9 AM PST to claim the Twitch Prime Pack #2. Can I still get previous Twitch Prime content for Fortnite? You will only receive content that is currently available. However, if you have successfully claimed the first Twitch Prime pack but not completed the account linking flow prior to May 9, 2018 at 9 AM PST, you will receive that content after completing the current offer claim flow above. Do I continue to receive content if my free trial expires? What happens to my content if I no longer have a Prime membership or my free trial expires? You need to have an active Twitch Prime membership to receive content that is currently available. Once you claim your Fortnite content, all content that is delivered to your game is yours to keep, subject to any Epic Games rules or policies that apply to the content. However, you will not receive future content without an active Twitch Prime membership. Where can I get Fortnite? Fortnite: Battle Royale is free! Visit https://www.epicgames.com/fortnite/en-US/buy-now/battle-royale to find out how to start playing on PC, Xbox One, PS4, and iOS.

How to claim free Fortnite gift for Marshmello skin owners Fortnite players who purchased the Marshmello skin were handed compensation from Epic Games in the latest update, after the skin was temporarily disabled. Owners of the popular skin were handed a free loading screen upon the release of the latest Fortnite patch as compensation following issues that caused the cosmetic item to be disabled last week. The Marshmello in-game concert was one of the highlights of Season 7 with over 10.7 million users tuning in to watch the performance at Pleasant Park. Fortnite released a skin of the DJ to coincide with the event which was available in the item shop for 1,500 v-Bucks as well as the Marshy Smasher pickaxe which was unlocked via a set of challenges. However, users on mobile were unable to equip the outfit in the past week due to cosmetic issues that have not been disclosed. As an apology, Epic Games handed all owners of the skin a free Marshmello loading screen in the latest game patch. Even if you were unaffected by the issues on mobile, you will receive the loading screen provided you bought the skin when it was in the item shop rotation. Simply log on to the game and you will be prompted with a screen to collect your free gift. Given the popularity of rare items amongst Fortnite players, this reward should be well received by the community.

How to claim Fortnite’s PS Plus free celebration bundle Epic Games[jwplayer dDOO1bSy]Epic Games and Sony have linked up once again for a brand-new Fortnite cosmetics pack that is exclusive to PS Plus members. If you want to know how you can get your hands on it, follow the steps below. Even though Fortnite is available to Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch, and mobile players, PlayStation owners have benefited more than most thanks to the PS Plus bonuses. These bonuses, which drop periodically, come in the form of cosmetic bundles. Players can get new skins, gliders, weapon wraps, back blings, emotes, and more for free and it helps them stand out from the crowd – especially when it comes to utilizing cross-play with other platforms. As it happens, a new Celebration pack is now available and while the contents might not be as spectacular as some of the previous bundles, everyone loves getting something for free. The new PS Plus celebration pack was revealed late in the day on July 9, with leakers noting that it would be going live pretty quickly across the world. Included in the pack are the Introducing… emote, Stratosphere Glider, and Down Arrow contrail. As you can expect, these were all previously leaked in prior patches and are now fully available. If you want to get your hands on the pack, simply head to the PlayStation Store and redeem it. Obviously, you’ll need an active PS Plus membership so don’t try and download it if you haven’t got one. Head to the PS store – Find the Fortnite page – Head to downloads and find the new pack – Hit download and wait a few seconds. – Sadly, while there might not be a brand-new skin in this pack to show off, Sony and Epic have released them in previous bundles so you never know what they’re going to release next. Just be sure to keep your eye on the PS store in the future and you could be srt for some additional goodies.

Fortnite Battle Royale devs Epic Games might be giving free $10 credit to secure accounts in upcoming event UPDATE: Epic Games has clarified that the message of the day was an accidental leak and that, while a store sale is coming soon, it is not live and no exact date has been set. This post (originally titled “How to claim free $10 for Fortnite Battle Royale’s in-game store”) has been adjusted to reflect that announcement. It appears that Fortnite Battle Royale players and other Epic Games Store users will soon receive a gift of $10 in credit by completing a simple task ahead of the Epic Games Store Mega Sale. Epic Games are the developers of Fortnite Battle Royale, and recently launched the Epic Games Store, a competitor to Steam which hosts a number of PC games, and also features some exclusive titles such as Ubisoft’s The Division 2. Now, Epic Games could be getting ready to offer players $10 free of charge by completing a simple security measure (one that you should be using even without the reward!) inside their store. How will players get their free $10? Getting your hands on the free $10 from Epic Games should be simple, if an accidentally released Fortnite Battle Royale ‘message of the day’ from the early hours of May 14 is to be believed. According to the message, all players will need to do is enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on their Epic Games account. If, or when, the sale goes live, players should be gifted with the Epic Games Store credit upon completion. The message was quickly removed after it appeared in the in-game news feed but many players were able to grab screenshots of it, giving everyone time to prepare for what could soon become an official announcement. After the message of the day was removed in-game, the developers took to Twitter to clarify that it had appeared mistakenly and that no such offer was currently live or officially scheduled. They said: “Whoops! An MOTD snuck out about a sale. There is an Epic Games store sale on games in the works, but it hasn’t launched yet. Stay tuned to @EpicGames for details in a few days.” Whoops! An MOTD snuck out about a sale. There is an Epic Games store sale on games in the works, but it hasn’t launched yet. Stay tuned to @EpicGames for details in a few days. — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) May 14, 2019 How do I enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on my account? Enabling two-factor authentication on your account must be done on the Epic Games website, and cannot be completed inside the Fortnite Battle Royale game on your PC or console. Once enabled, players will receive an email with a special code from Epic Games that must be entered every time you attempt to log into your Epic Games account on a new device. To enable 2FA: Go to epicgames.com and log into your Epic account. – Open account settings by hovering over your username in the top right corner. – Select password and security. – At the bottom of the page, click on the ‘enable two-factor sign in’ button. – Why would Epic Games give away store credit for 2FA? Two-factor authentication is the best way that Epic Games can protect your account, which for many has already seen significant investment in the forms of purchased Battle Passes, and skins and cosmetics that have been bought from the in-game store. By offering an incentive to players who have it activated, Epic Games will surely be hoping to persuade more to enable the security measure on their account with the incentive of $10 credit to buy more skins, cosmetics, or get money off other games. This wouldn’t be the first time the developers have offered rewards for enabling 2FA – they previously gave out emotes to those who turned it on. What could I buy with $10 credit? Epic Games’ generous gift, if it becomes official, would mean players could purchase V-Bucks from the in-game store. These can be used to acquire new skins, cosmetic items, or the Season 9 Battle Pass in Fortnite Battle Royale. The $10 credit could also theoretically be used inside the Epic Games Store itself, allowing players to get money off one of the big titles available to purchase in the marketplace, or to buy a smaller game as part of the Mega Sale which is coming up. Last updated May 14 2019 at 12:30 pm Eastern Time.

How to get free Fortnite PlayStation Plus pack in Chapter 5 Season 4 Epic Games/SonyFortnite and PlayStation have teamed up for yet another PlayStation plus bonus for members and this one features four emotes themed after the Festival game mode. Here’s how you can claim your Band Flair pack. Fortnite has been well known for its various exclusive free collaboration skins with PlayStation over the years. The long-term Sony and Epic Games collaboration goes all the way back to the early days of Battle Royale when they released the first PlayStation Plus Celebration Pack, which included the classic Blue Team Leader skin in 2018. Now, it has once again released a brand-new pack exclusively available to PlayStation Plus subscribers in the Marvel-themed Chapter 5 Season 4. So, here’s how to get the free Band Flair emote Pack in Fortnite. How to get Band Flair PlayStation Plus pack for free in Fortnite To get the Band Flair Pack for free in Fortnite, you will need to have an active PlayStation Plus paid membership and you’ll be able to claim it for free in the PlayStation Network store. The pack contains the following four items: Slammin’ Bass Emote – Showboat Emote – Pull Up Emote – Shadow Vox Emote – Search for the Band Flair Pack in the PSN store to find the bundle or the PS Plus menu under Membership Add-Ons and then select purchase and download it for free. Before you download, make sure you have your Epic Games account linked with your PS console in order to get the bundle. You can check this by starting Fortnite and ensuring it is logged in to your chosen account. Once you have downloaded it from the store, just launch Fortnite and it should then appear straight in your in-game locker to equip in your matches or Fortnite Festival game modes. If you’re keen to grab more freebies this season, check out how to get the Katalina Skin, Champions Road rewards, and all the other free skins you can get in Fortnite.

How to check your Fortnite stats on Discord Epic GamesUsing a Discord bot on private servers, Fortnite players can now keep tabs on their game stats with the help of a brand-new Daily Leaderboard. This is the first official method provided by Epic Games. Here’s how to get the bot up and running easily. There is no doubt that Fortnite is among the best Battle Royale games because of its fiercely competitive player community. By now, in its fourth chapter, the game has advanced considerably, bringing a wide variety of new game modes, weaponry, and mechanics that only improve with time. Fortnite users often take a look at their stats to see where they stand and where they can make improvements in order to perform better in tournaments. In order to compare their seasonal and lifetime statistics, players frequently visit third-party sites, where they submit their login info to grab their gameplay records. Now, with the introduction of a dedicated Discord bot for Fortnite, players always know where they are in terms of daily statistics, no matter where they may be. Here’s how to get everything set up on Discord so you can view your stats in no time. Check your Fortnite stats using Daily Leaderboard Discord bot Fortnite has recently announced the debut of a Daily Leaderboard in Discord, where players can track their standings on a daily, weekly, or seasonal basis. Discord now allows players to establish shared leaderboards for themselves and their friends, allowing them to see who in their group has the most Victory Royales, Eliminations, Damage Dealt, etc. Players can get started on the app by setting up a bot for the Fortnite Leaderboard by following these steps: Create a Discord username and join or create a server with your friend. – Head over to the official Fortnite Discord Bot link and select the server you want to authorize the bot to be a part of. – Head over to your discord server and use the /help command to view the list of prompts you can instruct the bot with. – Choose the stats you want to challenge your friends on. – Link your Epic Games account with the bot once it prompts you to do so. – Use the /create command to setup your leaderboard, create roles and timed posts to highlight the top players on each stat category. – Play a game on Fortnite and come back to Discord to check your progress on the leaderboard. – The Fortnite Leaderboard in Discord can track your stats in Battle Royale and Zero Build modes alongside the Ranked in both game modes. Players can also head over to the official Fortnite Discord server to invite the bot in their private servers. Here’s a list of all available Fortnite Discord servers: English language: discord.gg/fortnite – German language: discord.gg/fortnitede – French language: discord.gg/fortnitefrofficiel – Italian language: discord.gg/fortniteita – Spanish language: discord.gg/fortniteesp – Arabic language: discord.gg/fortniteme – Polish language: discord.gg/fortnitepl – Russian language: discord.gg/fnru – Turkish language: discord.gg/fortnitetr – Portuguese language: discord.gg/fortnitebr-pt – Japanese language: discord.gg/fortnitejp – Korean language: discord.gg/fortnitekr – Once you setup the bot, simply play Fortnite and you can easily check your stats whether it’s on a Discord mobile app, PC, Tablet or even your handheld console. That’s everything you need to know about checking your Fortnite stats on Discord! Check out some more Fortnite guides below: How to level up fast in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite | How to refer a friend in Fortnite | All Fortnite crossovers & collabs | Best guns in Fortnite | Best Fortnite landing spots | Fortnite dances list | Where to find all Exotic & Mythic weapons in Fortnite | Are there any free V-Bucks codes in Fortnite? | How to play Fortnite split-screen | How to get free Fortnite skins

How to claim Capture Points in Fortnite & where to find them Epic GamesCapture Points are a new mechanic in Fortnite Chapter 4 that involve securing small locations inside major POIs to get some great rewards. Here’s how to claim a Capture Point in Fortnite and all of the locations you can find them. If you’ve played any multiplayer shooting game before, the chances are you’ll have come across a mode involving Capture Points (or Control Points) where the objective is to keep control of a specific location for a set amount of time. Although Fortnite doesn’t have a dedicated mode for Capture Points, they have started to appear in the standard Battle Royale mode. If your squad manages to take control of these points, you’ll get plenty of loot and reveal nearby chests. So whether you’re wondering how to claim a Capture Point to complete a weekly challenge in Fortnite or you just want to start your match with a nice bunch of weapons and items, here’s everything you need to know about Capture Points. How to claim a Capture Point in Fortnite Claiming a Capture Point is as simple as remaining inside the circle radius until the flag is fully raised to the top of the pole. You can check your progress by watching the circular meter that appears on the screen, as this indicates how much longer you need to remain in the circle. Leaving the circle radius won’t reset your Capture Point progress completely, but the flag will slowly fall down the pole if you leave for too long, so it’s a good idea to remain where you are unless you’re completely overwhelmed by opponents. It’s more important than ever to keep a lookout while you’re attempting to claim a Capture Point, as your location will be given away to any nearby opponents thanks to the rising capture flag and sound effects. Once you’ve claimed a Capture Point, loads of loot will appear around it. This will usually include decent-rarity weapons, healing items, shields, and throwable items like grenades, so it’s a brilliant way to stock up on a decent loadout near the beginning of a match. Enemies and Chests within the POI will also be marked for 30 seconds after you claim a Capture Point. With this information, you can either sneak up on your opponents for some easy eliminations or figure out the best escape route if you’re trying to play sneakily. Capture Point locations in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 1 You can find a Capture Point inside every named location on the Fortnite map. While this makes them easy to find, it does mean you’ll always have some competition as POIs are typically popular drop points. Here are all of the locations you can find Capture Points in Fortnite right now: Breakwater Bay – The Citadel – Anvil Square – Lonely Labs – Brutal Bastion – Slappy Shores – Shattered Slabs – Faulty Splits – Frenzy Fields – If you just want to claim a Capture Point to complete a challenge and earn some XP, then it’s best to head to a quieter location like Lonely Labs as there will be less competition from other players. Now that you know how to claim Capture Points, check out some more Fortnite guides below: How to get free Fortnite skins | Best landing spots | How to ride animals | All Exotic weapon locations | How to play Fortnite split screen | Fortnite NPC locations | How to level up first in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Best Fortnite Deathrun codes | How to Tactical Sprint in Fortnite | Best Fortnite skins

How to check if your PC can Fortnite Season 10 – new specs required Epic Games recently revealed they will no longer be supporting older graphic cards following the release of Fortnite Season 10 – here’s how to check whether you need to upgrade. The developer stated on June 21 in a blog post that graphics card support will be changing following the release of Season 10 in order to focus on developing and optimizing the Fortnite experience. PC versions of the game will require a graphics card capable of running Microsoft DirectX11 and support for older GPU’s will be discontinued meaning some players may need to upgrade their current systems. Luckily, it’s highly likely that your current graphics card is already compatible with DX11 meaning the vast majority of players won’t be affected. Nevertheless, here is how to check whether your system will meet the new requirements to run Fortnite Season 10. How to check if your PC can run Fortnite Season 10 1. Press Windows key + R 2. In the command box, type ‘dxdiag’ and press enter 3. The dialog box will display your current version of DirectX If the number is 11 or above – you don’t need to upgrade your GPU. However, if the number is lower than 11, you will need to purchase a new graphics card in order to play Fortnite in Season 10. The official release date of Season 10 is yet to be revealed but with Season 9 set to end on August 1, it’s safe to assume that the next season will be live on August 2. Read More: Top 10 players who didn’t qualify for the Fortnite World Cup – Ninja, Cloak, Chap and more – Therefore, there is plenty of time to make the necessary changes if your current setup needs to be upgraded. Hopefully, the move will allow Epic to optimize their game to allow for a much-needed performance update, especially in the Fortnite competitive playlists.

How to change your Fortnite name Epic GamesYour in-game name is the tag players worldwide will see when you eliminate them with a fancy edit. So, it’s best if you pick one that you love, and changing your name is the first step. Fortnite is still among the world’s best and most popular battle royales, and this is largely due to Epic Games’ commitment to maintaining the game’s state. This has been noted throughout the release of previous seasons such as Season 6 and Season 5. With the Fortnite metaverse only growing stronger, there is always something to do. However, when in-game you may not like your current name when heading into a match. If you are looking to change it, keep reading. How to change your Fortnite name If you are looking for a new display name within Fortnite, you are going to have to change your Epic Games byline. Since Epic Games is the developer, you will use the same display name for all their online titles. Read More: Exotic Weapon’s locations in Season 6 – Before you can proceed with the process of changing your name, you are first going to want to verify your email that is associated with your EG account. You can do this by following the Epic Games support page with some easy instructions for this process. Now that you have this simple step down, it is time to begin the actual name-changing process within Fortnite. Below is a quick rundown of the basic steps that it takes to change your Epic display name. Head over to your personal account page on the Epic Game’s website – Enter your login information and 2FA code if required – Scroll down to the box titled ‘display name’ – Enter in the new name you want to be displayed in Fortnite – At the bottom of the page there will be a ‘save changes’ button, go ahead and select that – Once you have completed the above steps, then your Epic display name and in-game name within Fortnite should be changed. How often can I change my Fortnite name? Unlike some platforms such as Steam, Epic only allows players to change their name once every two weeks. Read More: Clix stripped of Fortnite creator code – So, when picking a name be sure you are happy with it, as you will have to wait a fortnight before making another change.

How to change your FOV in Fortnite Epic GamesIf you’re wondering how to change your FOV in Fortnite, which has now been added as new options for your Game Settings in Chapter 5 Season 1, then here’s exactly how to adjust them in the game. Fortnite has brought another fresh content update to the game for Chapter 5 Season 1, which has now given players the ability to change their Field Of View settings. The community have often called for FOV settings to be introduced in Fortnite, so that players can have more of a control with their visual gameplay options. With players playing across a range of platforms, setups and monitors, having the ability to change these settings could make a huge difference. Epic Games has now provided two new options, which allow you to set your FOV Minimum and FOV Maximium. Here is how to change both settings in Fortnite and what the highest and lowest values are. How to change your FOV settings in Fortnite In order to change your FOV settings in Fortnite, go to the Settings screen from the main menu or the in-game menu. Then head to the Game settings screen, scroll down to Extra Game Options, and then you can choose your FOV Minimum and FOV Maximum values. Here are the lowest and highest values you can choose for each FOV slider option: FOV Minimum – You can choose between 60 to 75 Degrees. – FOV Maximum – You can choose between 85 to 105 Degrees. – Once you have decided on your choices, simply just hit Apply, where it will then instantly be applied in-game. With the feature having just been added to Fortnite, it is likely to have some changes by Epic, following how it plays out and the community’s reaction in Chapter 5. We will therefore be sure to keep this guide updated whenever updates regarding FOV are made. That’s everything you need to know about how to change your FOV in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 1! In the meantime, though, we’ve got plenty of tips and tricks available to help you out in the new season, so make sure to check out our guide content: How to level up fast in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite | How to refer a friend in Fortnite | All Fortnite crossovers & collabs | Best guns in Fortnite | Best Fortnite landing spots | Fortnite dances list | Where to find all Exotic & Mythic weapons in Fortnite | Are there any free V-Bucks codes in Fortnite? | How to play Fortnite split-screen | How to get free Fortnite skins

How to change Fortnite skins and cosmetics during a match Epic GamesEpic Games have added a brand new feature in Fortnite Battle Royale that allows players to quickly change their skins and cosmetics without having to back out to the main lobby. If you want to know how to do it, you’ve come to the right place. Having to exit games and return to the menus just for the sake of switching out your outfit or something as simple as a glider can get annoying. After all, there’s that handy feature to just ready up and search for another match as soon as you’re eliminated these days, and players like to use it – in solos, duos, and squads. Now, there’s a way to change up your skin without going through what feels like a medieval process for a game like this. So, let’s look at how to do just that. How to change and buy Fortnite skins without returning to menu Following the arrival of Fortnite’s v12.60 update in Season 2 of Chapter 2, members of the community can now switch up their skins and cosmetics for the next game without having to exit. The function, discovered by a few players already, will speed up the process dramatically for those who like to switch things up on the regular. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to pull it off. Once you have been eliminated, look at the menu that appears on the right side of the screen. – The menu has four options. Those are: Ready Up, Spectate, Shop & Locker, and Return to Lobby. – Select ‘Shop & Locker’. – From there, you can either buy a new skin before readying up or select one you have already purchased. – Click on the one you like and away you go! New skin, without the hassle of returning to the lobby. – If those instructions don’t make it clear enough, a video from Matt Theo on Twitter – seen below – shows you exactly how it’s done. https://twitter.com/MattTheo_/status/1263059173585059841 The menu appears, click away, choose the one you want and the job is done. Now you know what you know, you will be able to rotate your skins and cosmetics easily between matches. In fact, it’s as seamless as it’s ever been!

How to change your Fortnite name Epic GamesUnlike a lot of online games, changing your username on Fortnite is completely free and simple if you know how to do it. The only limitation is how often you’re allowed to change your in-game name. As with any online game, Fortnite allows you to choose your username when you first make an account. However, it won’t take long for a lot of players to regret their chosen name and look for a way to change it. Fortunately, unlike a lot of online games, Epic Games has made the name-changing process on Fortnite extremely simple. What’s more, it can be done completely free of charge on PC, so there’s no need to go pick up any extra V-bucks. So, without further ado, here’s exactly how to change your in-game display name on Fortnite. How to change your username in Fortnite For PC players, changing your name on Fortnite is completely free, but it can only be done every 2 weeks. So, make sure you’ve come up with your desired name before you decide to alter your current one: Visit the Epic Games website here and click “Sign in” in the top right-hand corner of the site – Sign in to your account using your details – Hover over your username in the top right corner and click “Account” – Under “Account Info” you’ll see your current username with a blue pen icon next to it – click it – Type in your new display name and hit “Confirm” – You’ll then see a green notification at the top of your screen saying “Name updated” if the change has gone through – Now, for console players, the process is a little different as your Fortnite name is tied to your Gamertag. So, the only way to alter your name is to change your overall profile name. This can be done from the dashboard of your console and usually costs a small amount of money. Keep in mind your Gamertag will be your name on the majority of online games – not just Fortnite. Hopefully, this guide has helped you change your display name on Fortnite and given you a new in-game alias to go by.

How to catch Fortnite Season 4’s Vendetta Flopper fish Epic GamesRare species of fish have been swimming around since Fortnite Season 4 got underway and there’s none more hard to find than a Vendetta Flopper. Here, we will walk you through how to catch one in-game and what it does. Just like the Mythic Goldfish and Midas Flopper, this one is extremely difficult to add to your inventory. Secure it, though, and it could be the difference between a win and a loss. That’s for sure. The Mythic Goldfish does tremendous damage to opponents and the Midas Flopper, of equal rarity, makes all of your inventory Legendary. Gold guns are the most prized assets in many people’s minds so the attraction there is obvious, but not many will have added the Vendetta to their collection just yet. So, where can you actually find one, and what do they do? Let’s run through the details. How to get a Vendetta Flopper in Fortnite The Vendetta Flopper, much like every other rare fish added in the v14.00 update, requires a Pro Fishing Rod to obtain it. This takes a few steps, but is easy enough to grab in-game. All you have to do is follow the instructions below, really. Jump into Fortnite and find a normal fishing rod. – Get 100 of each material for its upgrade. – Find an Upgrade Bench, which are scattered across the map. – Craft a Pro Fishing Rod. – Search for the Vendetta Flopper! – Where to find Vendetta Flopper: Location As of September 2020, the Vendetta Flopper has only been found (supposedly) by a handful of players. Even in those cases, proof of a catch is pretty much impossible to find online in the way of videos or screenshots. This would lead us to believe that it’s either an ultra-rare thing to find, much like the Mythic Goldfish, or that its spawn rate will be increased to up encounters in a future Fortnite patch. Once we have more details, or evidence that it can be found in a specific area of the battle royale island, we will update this guide accordingly. Fortnite Season 4 Vendetta Flopper clues In the absence of sightings, YouTuber Ali-A has predicted that the Vendetta Flopper will actually take pride of place in Slot 1 of the Season 4 fish list. He usually finds a lot of secrets before everybody else, but even he has been left stumped by this addition. Segment starts at 16:08. As seen in the video above, there’s no fish in that vacant position, which means it could yet be added in an online update. What fish are in Fortnite? A full list of other fish found in Fortnite can be found below. Black Slurpfish (night only) – Black Striped Shieldfish – Chum Hop Flopper – Purple Jellyfish – Raven Thermalfish – Sky Blue Spicy Fish – Coho Hop Flopper – Drift Spicy Fish – Green Shieldfish – Green Thermalfish – Red and Green Thermalfish – White Slurpfish (Night Only) – Chinook Hop Flopper – Cuddle Jellyfish – Southern Spicy Fish – Yellow Slurpfish – Atlantic Hop Flopper – Peely Jellyfish – Purple Slurpfish – White Spotted Spicy fish – Black and Blue Shieldfish – Blue Slurpfish – Blue Small Fry – Light Blue Smallfry – Molten Spicyfish – Purple Top Smallfry – Purple and Orange Thermalfish – Silver Thermalfish – Slurp Jellyfish – Tan Small Fry – Midas Flopper – Last updated on September 1, 2020.

How to catch Fortnite Chapter 2’s Mythic Goldfish Fortnite Chapter 2 marked the introduction of fishing to the battle royale game and while there are some very good things to pull out from the water, many players will be looking to grab themselves a Mythical Goldfish. Just like any other season, Chapter 2’s Season 1 offers a whole host of different achievements to be completed and many of which, this time around, include what appears to be a rare catch: a big, gold fish! Members of the game’s online community shouldn’t feel stupid for not knowing how to catch it just yet, though, and that includes those of us that haven’t even seen one appear since the game’s major update rolling out on October 15. After casting out, once you feel a bite and decide to reel in, you will typically be greeted with one of five items. These include materials, a random weapon, Slurpfish, Flopper, or Small Fry. The last three can be used to heal your character, with the Slurpfish healing 50 shield and health, while the Flopper gives 50 and the Small fry is very similar to a bandage in terms of how much it helps – 25 per use. Yet, these aren’t the only type of fish that will be able to be caught in Fortnite. Data miner HYPEX confirmed that the Mythic Goldfish was headed to the game and being released into the wild soon, making it available to catch, although it’s fair to say that not many players have actually seen it so far. Not only will this fish allow you to complete a number of challenges in-game, but once it has been collected it can be used to throw at opponents and will deal 90 damage per hit – making it a potentially devastating weapon as well. It would be very easy to say that they don’t exist in Fortnite, just because you haven’t seen one yourself, but a few players have been posting about their experience catching the fish and yes, it is available to find in Chapter 2. They’re just pretty rare. Many players have been asking Reddit user OldManHerman questions, after they posted about finding one on October 20, but their answers might not be too helpful for those looking for tips on how to pick one out of the water. In fact, they found their first golden fish near Misty Meadows and it was laying on the ground. The user also revealed that they didn’t check off any challenges by finding it in this way, which would suggest that picking up somebody else’s catch is not the way to go. Therefore, it’s very likely that you will catch it right from the water – as you can do with any other fish in Fortnite. If you would like some other pointers on the best ways to go about fishing, check out our complete guide which should help you improve and will give you the best chance of being prepared for any sudden appearance of the Mythic Goldfish! If you spot it and don’t know what to do, you’re going to be kicking yourself. These are very rare. Article last updated on October 21, 2019 at 05:55 (EST).

How to catch Fortnite Season 4’s Midas Flopper fish Epic GamesEpic Games have added new an ultra rare Midas Flopper fish in Fortnite Season 4, Chapter 2, and it’s probably the most valuable item you can find in-game. Here, we look at where to catch them and what they do. Much like the Mythic Goldfish added at the beginning of Chapter 2, the new Midas Flopper is almost impossible to catch in the battle royale game. It has such a low spawn rate, meaning your chance of actually coming across one are super minimal. That being said, there are a few tips players should know if they are looking to hunt one down. This fish, when consumed, actually grants you with a total inventory of Legendary rarity guns, meaning you can gain access to some huge upgrades to take you towards the endgame. There are so many species in Season 4, with a boatload of new ones being added to the spawn pool. So, let’s run through where you can find this species and get an advantage over your opponents. Where to find a Midas Flopper in Fortnite The rarest fish in the entire game isn’t going to just hand itself over to you. There’s a level of skill to go into finding one. You’ll also need to get your hands on a Pro Fishing Rod. To do so, just follow our fishing guide for Season 4, here. Drop into Fortnite Battle Royale. – Jump out the Battle Bus and head for Sweaty Sands. – Walk towards the beach and go to the Pier. – Pick up a fishing rod, cast in, and fish from there. – Then, it’s all a waiting game. If you catch one, reel it in. – Sweaty Sands is the place to be Players have been posting their rare catches to various social media platforms since Season 4 kicked off. It appears that Sweaty Sands is a hotspot for this fish spawning, but don’t take that as a guaranteed catch spot. It is not. If you fish from the Pier, just like the instructions above say, there is a better than normal chance of reeling one in. Of course, you must balance this with other surrounding dangers when playing. Other people will also be aware of the location, and Sweaty Sands is a popular point of interest. Keep your eyes open for approaching enemies and the storm closing. If you land here, you should have plenty of time at the start of each game to squeeze some fishing in. New fish in Fortnite and where to find them This isn’t the only new species included in the v14.00 update. The following list of fish can also be found in various rarities, and it should be handy when identifying them as well. Coastal area fish Black Slurpfish (night only) – Black Striped Shieldfish – Chum Hop Flopper – Purple Jellyfish – Raven Thermalfish – Sky Blue Spicy Fish – Mountain area fish Atlantic Hop Flopper – Peely Jellyfish – Purple Slurpfish – White Spotted Spicy fish – Forest area fish Coho Hop Flopper – Drift Spicy Fish – Green Shieldfish – Green Thermalfish – Red and Green Thermalfish – Swamp area fish White Slurpfish (Night Only) – Chinook Hop Flopper – Cuddle Jellyfish – Southern Spicy Fish – Yellow Slurpfish – Fish found anywhere Black and Blue Shieldfish – Blue Slurpfish – Blue Small Fry – Light Blue Smallfry – Molten Spicyfish – Purple Top Smallfry – Purple and Orange Thermalfish – Silver Thermalfish – Slurp Jellyfish – Tan Small Fry – Reel in the rarest fish of them all and you’re talking about an incredible difference to your inventory, with all gold weapons being granted. Good luck on your quest and hopefully this guide leads to your first catch of Fortnite Season 4’s Midas Flopper.

How to cancel your Fortnite Crew subscription Epic GamesWhile the Fortnite Crew gives subscribers a fair amount of content in terms of quantity, some players may not be satisfied with the quality of the individual items that are a part of the service. Here’s how you can end your subscription if you fall into that category. [jwplayer SZcHIYV1] When the Fortnite Crew service was launched a couple months back, many had mixed feelings about the service. While it did include an inherent value due to the inclusion of the battle pass and some free V-Bucks, if you didn’t like the skin that was included that month, you’re out of luck. Because of this, you might be wondering how you can cancel the $11.99 subscription. Luckily, the solution is quick and easy and the best part is that you get to keep all of the items you previously earned through the service, even after it has ended. A cunning new warrior on a race against time approaches the Island. Vi arrives exclusively for Fortnite Crew members on February 1. Learn more: https://t.co/rYjF0L5TF4 pic.twitter.com/PTZxbsS6n0 — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) January 25, 2021 How to cancel your Fortnite Crew subscription Canceling your Fortnite Crew subscription can, of course, be done in-game, but finding the individual section might be a bit of a hassle (it’s not like Epic has to make it easy or anything). Here’s where you need to go: Open the Fortnite application. – Tab over to the Item Shop. – Scroll down to the Crew section. – Click on Cancellation Info. – Select Leave Fortnite Crew at the prompt. – Like any recurring payment nowadays, you will keep your membership until your “renewal date” and then after that point, you’ll be out. While you won’t immediately done with Fortnite Crew after completing the above, you’ll no longer be charged. Also, like previously mentioned, any items acquired through the service like the Battle Pass, the exclusive skins, and emotes can still be used even after you leave, so you can be rest assured that your Green Arrow skin or your Members Only emote aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. Of course, you can resub to the service at any time, so if an exclusive skin catches your eye and you feel like it’s worth it, you won’t be penalized.

How to build the Coral Buddies rocket ship for secret Fortnite challenge Epic Games[jwplayer Puy4UiEa]Eagle-eyed Fortnite fans will have noticed some secret challenges taking place in Season 3, and this week you’ll be helping the Coral Buddies build a space ship so they can blast up into the sky. It’s been a big week in Fortnite, with cars and vehicles finally making their debut after some delays held back their release date, alongside new Radio Stations to listen to while cruising, and important bug fixes. A new week also means new challenges, and that means the Coral Buddies are looking for your help again. Two weeks ago they were building pyramids, but science moves fast in the Buddies community, and this week they need your help building a rocket ship. Where to find Fortnite’s Coral Buddies To kick things off, you need to know where the cute little creatures reside in Season 3. If you’ve already been taking part in these challenges, you know to head to the top-left corner of the map and head for the little clump of islands just west of the lighthouse. If you’re new to these challenges though, they aren’t too hard to find. They may not be marked on the map, but head to the square B1, and you’ll spot their little home. We’ve marked the exact location on the map below to help you out. How to build the rocket ship The only tricky part of this challenge comes before you actually make it to the island, as you need to have 100 metal in your materials to give to the Coral Buddies. The easiest way to grab metal is to land on the lighthouse island and start mining at the little dock, which has a metal crane and some boats that should get you over the line. Once you make it to the island, you’ll see the Buddies have the launchpad set up, but no rocket to fly into space in. Simply walk over and hold the interact key to hand them the goods they need. Once you’ve completed the challenge, the rocket will appear and go shooting off into the sky, as the Coral Buddies embark on their next great adventure into the deep unknown. After you’ve watched the launch, you can head off in search of a Victory Royale. Completing this challenge is definitely worth it for Fortnite fans, as you receive a nice 25,000 XP reward towards your Season 3 Battle Pass, which will be very handy should you be aiming to reach Tier 100 before the season ends.

Can you cancel Boogie Bombs in Fortnite Season OG? Epic GamesBoogie Bombs are back in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season OG and are hard to avoid when thrown towards you. Still, if you’re wondering if you can cancel it, here’s everything you need to know about the newly unvaulted grenade in Fortnite. Boogie Bombs are back from the vault in Fortnite Season OG and considering what these tiny grenades are capable of, you have to be very careful to not fall prey to one of these. The Boogie Bomb was one of a handful of items brought back into the game in the major update, alongside player favorites like the Pump Shotgun. The grenade forces players to dance when hit, setting up an easy opportunity to nab a kill on an unsuspecting opponent. For this reason, it is important to dodge the Boogie Bomb as soon as you realize that your opponent has it in the game. Let’s dive in and check out everything there is to know about the Boogie Bomb and if you can cancel one in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season OG. Is there a way to cancel Boogie Bombs in Fortnite? The only way to cancel a Boogie Bomb is to take damage, or wait for the five second timer to run out. This leaves your fate in your enemies’ hand — if they are good enough, they’ll fire at you instantly with no chance to fight back. However, there’s a way that you can prevent yourself dying even when caught in an awkward situation. All you have to do is sprint and slide towards the enemy who’s poised to throw a Boogie Bomb at you. This will ensure that you run into your enemy, making them experience the effects of the grenade along with you. Although it’s not a guaranteed method and is rather easy to fail, it is a little something that can allow your teammates to cover fire for you. While it doesn’t necessarily ‘cancel’ the effect, being able to escape, thanks to the enemy getting affected by their own Boogie Bomb, is equally good. It allows you to save health and potentially your consumable items, which can become crucial in late game fights. Apart from this, there is no sure shot method which guarantees being able to dodge or cancel the Boogie Bomb. Having said that, being a bit extra careful on the island about your enemies’ presence can always go a long way. So, there you have it, that’s all you need to know about the Boogie Bomb in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season OG. Make sure to visit our Fortnite page for all the latest updates, and check out some more guides below: How to level up fast in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite | How to refer a friend in Fortnite | All Fortnite crossovers & collabs | Best guns in Fortnite | Best Fortnite landing spots | Fortnite dances list | Where to find all Exotic & Mythic weapons in Fortnite | Are there any free V-Bucks codes in Fortnite? | How to play Fortnite split-screen | How to get free Fortnite skins

How to build Offroad Flyer vehicle in LEGO Fortnite Epic Games / DexertoEpic Games has added the Offroad Flyer as one of two brand-new vehicles in LEGO Fortnite, so here’s how to craft the offroader to make traveling over harsh terrain a breeze. LEGO Fortnite was hit with the 30.40 update on August 6, the last major content update for the mode before Chapter 5 Season 4 arrives. This featured the vehicular additions of the Kart Racer and the Offroad Flyer. This guide focuses on how to unlock and craft the Offroad Flyer, so here’s everything you need to know. How to unlock Offroad Flyer To unlock the Offroad Flyer recipe in LEGO Fortnite, you must craft a Power Cell, Blast Powder, and Frostpine. A Power Cell is the hardest to make, as you need to place 50 Biomass and 6 Glass inside a Compost Bin. Meanwhile, Blast Powder can be crafted with 4 Rough Ore and 1 Coal, and Frostpine can be obtained by chopping a tree down in the Frostlands area with an Epic Axe. How to craft Offroad Flyer You will need to collect a lot of different materials to craft the individual items required and build the complete Offroad Flyer Vehicle in LEGO Fortnite. Here are all the materials you need to build the Offroad Flyer: 28 Wooden Rod – 39 Wood – 6 Plank – 40 Granite – 13 Cord – 8 Blast Powder – 6 Silk Fabric – 4 Frostpine Rod – 13 Torch – 2 Glass – Once you have collected all the required resources, go to the build menu, choose the Offroad Flyer blueprint, and place the foundations on the ground to start building. Simply, just follow the six in-game steps to assemble the Offroad Flyer by placing each item in the instructed areas. It should only take around a minute to place all the parts and fully assemble your brand-new offroader. Epic’s 30.40 update for LEGO Fortnite has also added the brand-new Fast Travel network via Battle Bus Stations to make traveling much easier, the Pirate Lifestyle Bundle, and much more. Additionally, Fall Guys landed into the Battle Royale on August 6, as Fortnite kicked off the Where We Fallin’ event and quests. During matches, players can interact with Bean Idols to turn themselves into the iconic beans and take on the Obstacle Course to get their hands on Rare loot.

How to build a monorail in LEGO Fortnite Epic Games / JaxBekHere’s a comprehensive guide on how to build a monorail in LEGO Fortnite if you’re curious about the process. LEGO Fortnite was added to the Battle Royale game on December 7, 2023, where it has instantly became the most popular mode. Epic Games collaborated with LEGO to bring a whole new way to play, with its building, crafting and survival game. After you have mastered the basics, you will want to make sure of the many Building Parts on offer, whether it be to create the ultimate airship to fly across your world, or in this case the monorail. In building the monorail, you will be able to use a range of building items from the Toy section in your Build menu to create a fully functional monorail system, to easily transport from one area to another, such as different biomes. Here is everything you need to know about how to build a complete functional monorail in LEGO Fortnite. How to make a monorail in LEGO Fortnite To build a monorail in LEGO Fortnite, you will need to find two high points of your world to make it between. It will then require various Building Parts, including Dynamic Foundations, Activation Switches, several Thrusters and a large amount of Thin Floors for the rails. Before you start your build, you will need to find two elevated parts of your world that have a gap opposite each other. We would recommend using two mountains or hills facing each other that are at different biomes for fast access. We would then recommend using creator Perfect Score’s method to build yourself the ultimate functional monorail in LEGO Fortnite, which is outlined below: Build your rails in a straight line, using your choice of Thin Floor (e.g. Ancient Thin Floor), from your chosen start location to your end location. – At one of the sides, place two Dynamic Foundations on the tracks next to each other, making sure they are aligned centrally with a gap in between them. – Place a Wood Foundation 02 at the front of one platform and the back of the other, so they are opposite each other, as one platform will be used to go forward and the other backward. – Place three Large Thrusters on the back of each Wood Foundation, so that the two platforms have Thrusters pointing in the opposite direction. – Place your choice of railings around each platform, to avoid falling off. – Underneath each platform, place four small wheels (two on either side of the rail with no space in between) – Finally, just place an Activation Switch on top of either platform and your monorail will be finished. – In order to use the monorail, you will just need to stand on the platform which has Thrusters facing away from the side and turn your switch on. This would then turn the Thrusters on, where you will soon blast your way across the rails to your chosen destination. Upon arrival, simply turn the switch off to stop. Here are all the Building Parts and items you will need to build the ultimate monorail in LEGO Fortnite: Building 2 Wood Foundation 02 – 2 Railings (Your choice of material) – Large amount of Thin Floors (depends on the size of the gap you want to build it between and your material of choice) – Toys 2 Dynamic Foundation – 2 Activation Switch – 6 Large Thruster – 8 Small Wheel – So there you have it – that’s everything you need to know about to build a monorail in LEGO Fortnite. For more, be sure to check our other content and guides below: 7 beginner tips in LEGO Fortnite | All LEGO Fortnite mini pass quests & rewards | Best LEGO Fortnite skins & how to get them | How to get Blast Core in LEGO Fortnite | How to get Copper Bars in LEGO Fortnite | How to increase your health in LEGO Fortnite | Best LEGO Fortnite settings | How to invite friends to your LEGO Fortnite world | Can you pet animals in LEGO Fortnite? | How to escape cold in LEGO Fortnite

How to build Kart Racer vehicle in LEGO Fortnite LEGO Fortnite continues to grow with each update, acquiring new vehicles, quality of life improvements, and mechanics. However, the new Kart Racer vehicles are a highlight. Though LEGO Fortnite did not feature any four-wheeled contraptions upon launch, patch 29.10 added the first three. August’s update 30.40 added content across all game modes, but it especially expanded on LEGO Fortnite with the Pressure and Trigger Plate and several new vehicles, including the Kart Racer. Here’s everything you need to know about how to build a Kart Racer in LEGO Fortnite. How to unlock the Kart Racer Recipe in LEGO Fortnite To start building your Kart Racer in LEGO Fortnite, unlock the recipe by obtaining a Power Cell. You can craft it with 50 Biomass and 6 Glass in an uncommon Crafting Bench. How to craft the Kart Racer Once you’ve unlocked the Kart Racer recipe, it’s time to gather materials and start crafting: 12 Wooden Rods: Crafted in a Lumber Mill. – 8 Cords: Crafted in a Spinning Wheel with 8 planks, 5 wooden rods, 5 wood, and 5 wolf claws. – 8 Frostpine: Chop trees in the Frostlands with an Epic Axe. – 4 Flexwood: Chop trees in the Dry Valley with a Rare Axe. – 4 Plank: Crafted in a Lumber Mill with 8 wood and 15 granite. – 2 Flexwood Rod: Crafted in the Lumber Mill – 2 Frostpine Rod: Crafted in the Lumber Mill – 11 Wood – 24 Granite – After you have collected the required materials, open your inventory and navigate to the build menu. Look under the vehicle builds section to locate the Kart Racer blueprint in LEGO Fortnite. Follow the instructions to assemble the Kart Racer. The game will provide step-by-step instructions on how to assemble the components. Place each part as indicated in the build menu to complete the construction. Now that you’ve assembled your own Kart Racer, you might want to learn how to fast travel in LEGO Fortnite or get the Fall Guys back bling to show it off to your friends.

How to build a car in LEGO Fortnite Epic GamesWant to build a car in LEGO Fortnite? Master the process with this comprehensive guide covering materials, techniques, and tips for a smooth ride. LEGO Fortnite broke its peak player count records as millions surged to play the new game mode as soon as it arrived. Fortnite‘s huge collaboration with LEGO has brought along a whole new building and survival game, compared to the typical Battle Royale mode. Players can create their own worlds, allowing others to play either solo or with friends as they build, craft, and survive with the use of the infamous blocks. With plenty to explore, one of the most in-demand builds from players has been the best way to build a car to quickly travel across biomes and to different locations across the world. So, here’s everything you need to know about how to build a driveable car in LEGO Fortnite. How to build a car with steering in LEGO Fortnite To build a car in LEGO Fortnite, you will need various Building Parts, including a Dynamic Foundation, three Activation Switches, one Large Thruster, and four Large Wheels. We recommend using YouTube creator Perfect Score’s method to build yourself the ultimate steerable car in LEGO Fortnite, which is outlined below: Build a Dynamic Foundation and place it on the floor. – Build the Castle Half Wall 05 and place it along one of the sides. – Place two Castle Corners directly behind the wall on either side, one on the far left and one on the far right, making sure that half of each sticks out on both sides. – Build a Yellow Wall 01 on the inside of either of these, leaving a 2×2 Castle Corner gap in between, as shown above(you do not need the Castle Corner in the middle seen in the screenshot). – Place two railings directly behind the Castle Corners and Yellow walls to create a line. – Put another two railings on top of these to create a wall the size of the Castle Corners. – Place a Castle Corner on top of either Yellow Wall 01 – Place Castle Floor 03 on top of each of the Castle Corners you just placed in the center. – Put a Small Thruster on either side of the Castle Corner parts of the towers, so that one points out to the left and the other to the right, as shown in the above screenshot. – Facing inwards, place an Activation Switch on each Castle Corner of the towers. – Hit each of the Yellow Wall 01 with your fists until they are destroyed and the platforms fall. – Put a Large Thruster on the back of the Dynamic Foundation in the center, the opposite from where you have been building. – Put an Activation Switch in the center of the foundation, just in front of the two other switches. – Finally, put two Large Wheels on the left and right side of the Dynamic Foundation to build your car. – Here are all the Building Parts and items you will need to build the ultimate steerable car in LEGO Fortnite: Building 1 Dynamic Foundation – 1 Castle Half Wall 05 – 4 Castle Corner – 2 Castle Floor 03 – 2 Yellow Wall 01 – 4 Railings (material of your choice) – Toys 4 Large Wheels – 3 Activation Switch – 2 Small Thruster – 1 Large Thruster – How to use and steer a car in LEGO Fortnite To use the car, you just need to stand on the Dynamic Foundation and turn on the single Activation Switch in the center. This will activate your back Large Thruster, which will propel your car forwards. To steer your car, you need to use each Activation Switch that will be sticking through your Railing Wall in Steps 5 and 6. To go right you would need to turn the left switch on and to go left, you would switch the right switch on. Just make sure both switches are off before you try to turn a different way. 7 beginner tips in LEGO Fortnite | All LEGO Fortnite mini pass quests & rewards | Best LEGO Fortnite skins & how to get them | How to get Blast Core in LEGO Fortnite | How to get Copper Bars in LEGO Fortnite | How to increase your health in LEGO Fortnite | Best LEGO Fortnite settings | How to invite friends to your LEGO Fortnite world | Can you pet animals in LEGO Fortnite? | How to escape cold in LEGO Fortnite

How to break Ballistic Shield in Fortnite Epic GamesIn Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 1, the Ballistic Shield has emerged as one of the most powerful items. But can you break it? Here are the methods and items required. It has been a while since Fortnite Chapter 5 began, with Season 1 bringing exciting gameplay features and items to a new Battle Royale island. Ever since the update, players have been spending their playtime between the traditional BR mode as well as three new game modes that expand the Fortnite ecosystem. However, those who are into Battle Royale are already impressed by the new weapon mods system and the revamped loot pool which alters the gameplay significantly. One item that was introduced this season is the Ballistic Shield which has now become meta in the game and is overpowered as deemed by the player base. The item when equipped, protects the user against incoming fire and has a built-in pistol that deals damage at the same time. While players are raging over the item’s durability and are figuring out ways to counter it, we’ve got the best methods using which you can easily break the Ballistic Shield barrier in Fortnite. Best methods to counter Ballistic Shield in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 1 Ballistic Shield is a brand-new item in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 1 which is also used as a weapon by players. The item absorbs incoming damage from enemies and breaks the defense when the damage threshold is reached. Once the defense barrier is broken, the user cannot use the shield for a few seconds, leaving them vulnerable to incoming fire from opponents. However here are the three easiest ways you can break the Ballistic Shield and counter it in Fortnite: Use a Grapple Blade: When an enemy with a Ballistic Shield is in front of you, close in the distance by pulling yourself with the Grapple Blade and press the fire button to perform a slash attack with the blade. By performing a couple of hits, the shield barrier will break down, leaving your opponent vulnerable. – Use a Cluster Clinger: You can also throw Cluster Clingers at an enemy with a shield to deal damage to them and break the defense easily. Just make sure to aim directly at your opponent’s body or the shield’s area before you throw it. – Use a Shockwave Grenade: If your enemy is near the edge of the storm circle and closing in on you with a Ballistic Shield, throw a Shockwave Grenade in front of them to push them back and send them flying out of the zone. There’s also a bug in the game that sends players carrying the shield flying far off out of the map. – While there are common myths around pray-and-spray weapons proving as an effective counter to the Ballistic Shield, the above three methods have proven worthy during our gameplay while using the said items. How to level up fast in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite | How to refer a friend in Fortnite | All Fortnite crossovers & collabs | Best guns in Fortnite | Best Fortnite landing spots | Fortnite dances list | Where to find all Exotic & Mythic weapons in Fortnite | Are there any free V-Bucks codes in Fortnite? | How to play Fortnite split-screen | How to get free Fortnite skins

How to break the Titan Hand chest chains in Fortnite Chapter 5 Epic GamesPrepare for the upcoming Fortnite season by tackling the pre-event challenge: break Titan Hand chest chains to progress the story. Here’s a quick guide on how to achieve this and move the event forward. Fortnite likes to make a big deal of their new seasons when they launch, and the upcoming Chapter 5 Season 2 is no different. The hand has been officially unleashed thanks to a new live event that sees the community shooting a Titan’s hand to open Pandora’s Box, bringing Greek mythology into the game. Now that the hand has surfaced, it’s going to take a lot of teamwork for players to complete the event. The chains holding the Pandora’s Box have an unknown amount of health, however, upon shooting it players will see that their bullets aren’t enough to begin breaking it. Some players have even speculated that the chains have upwards of 50 million health. How to break the Titan Hand chest chains in Fortnite Chapter 5 Recently, earthquakes have begun occurring in the game, slowly gaining in power as cracks have begun to form on the map near Ruined Reels. The event will see the Titan’s Hand emerge from these cracks, starting the event. The goal of the event in is to shoot the chains off of the giant Titan hand. These chains are what’s holding up Pandora’s Box in the giant hand’s grip. Now, the process of breaking these chains is rather simple: you, and all other players in the lobby, just need to shoot at the chains until they break. Since they are higher up on the hand, you will need to use a gun rather than a melee weapon in order to damage them. Once you begin shooting at the chains, a health bar will appear and everyone will need to whittle this down. As of now, the hand won’t fight back, so players won’t need to worry about protecting themselves during the process. As long as other players aren’t gunning for them. It appears that each chain will have its own health bar, as well, so once each health bar has been depleted, then the chain will break. Simply do this for all of them, and the box will fall. That said, the final chain is rumored to have upward of 50 billion health. The final value is unconfirmed, but this chain will take a lot more effort than the previous ones to break. Check out more Fortnite guides: How to level up fast in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite | How to refer a friend in Fortnite | All Fortnite crossovers & collabs | Best guns in Fortnite | Best Fortnite landing spots | Fortnite dances list | Where to find all Exotic & Mythic weapons in Fortnite | Are there any free V-Bucks codes in Fortnite? | How to play Fortnite split-screen | How to get free Fortnite skins

How to blow up fishing holes in Fortnite’s Week 6 challenge Epic GamesTo complete Fortnite’s Season 5 Week 6 challenges, you’ll need to blow up fishing holes. Here’s how to do that, and the locations you’ll need to visit. A new set of weekly challenges are arriving in Fortnite, meaning you’ll have more chances to quickly gain some of that all-important XP and level up your Battle Pass, hopefully unlocking some epic rewards and skins in the process. The theme for Season 5 Week 6 is fishing. You’ll need to blow up motorboats, catch fish, and signal the Coral Buddies. Two of the challenges will also require you to blow up fishing holes in specific locations. One challenge will send you to Sharky Shell, Sweaty Sands, and Flopper Pond, while the other will take you to Lazy Lake Island, Lake Canoe, and Steamy Stacks. Not sure where to find them? We’ve got you covered. Where to blow up fishing holes in Fortnite While Sweaty Sands and Steamy Stacks will be easy to find as they’re already highlighted on the map, the rest of the locations you need to visit are unnamed. Fortunately, we’ve marked them all on the handy map above. The first challenge will require you to blow up fishing holes at Sharky Shell, Sweaty Sands, or Flopper Pond, meaning you can visit just one location and get them all done in one go. We’d recommend avoiding Flopper Pond as there are not many spawns there. The second challenge, though, will require you to blow up a fishing hole at each of the three locations listed: Lazy Lake Island, Lake Canoe, and near Steamy Stacks. This one will take you a bit longer to complete. How to blow up fishing holes in Fortnite Fishing holes are simply the circular locations where fish spawn. You’ll notice them when you look out across a lake or river, as there will be ripples in the water and fish will occasionally jump out of them. To blow them up, you’ll need some explosives. Your best option is to find a motorboat and use its unlimited supply of missiles to blow up fishing holes and quickly travel between the locations you need to visit. You could also use grenades, or even a rocket launcher if you’re lucky enough to get your hands on one of them, although that seems a bit of a waste when you could save it for taking out your opponents. If you’re looking to complete the rest of the week’s quests, make sure you check out our Fortnite Season 5 Week 6 Challenges hub.

How to avoid taking damage from Traps in Fortnite Season OG Epic GamesDamage Traps are back in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season OG and if you’re not careful, they can spoil a lot of fun for you on the island. Here’s everything you need to know about Damage Traps in Fortnite. Carrying 150 health points worth of damage, and able to be placed on walls, floors, and ceilings, Traps are an item that players always look to pick up during Fortnite matches. Apart from the sheer amount of damage they do, the element of surprise provided by these tools can come in very handy during any game of Fortnite. However, there are techniques and tricks players can use to avoid taking damage from Traps and bypass them, which can come in handy when trying to sneak up on an unsuspecting opponent. Having said that, let’s dive in and check out everything there is to know about Damage Traps and dodging them in the game. All Damage Traps in Fortnite Season OG At the start of Fortnite Chapter 4 Season OG, only the spiked Damage Trap has returned to the island. However, Epic has confirmed that several other Traps will be making a return over the next few weeks. Here’s a full list of Traps along with when they are expected to return in Fortnite: How to dodge Damage Traps in Fortnite Season OG? There are quite a few methods in Fortnite Season OG using which you can dodge Damage Traps without inflicting any harm to your health pool. For Wall Traps placed in a 1×1 structure, players can avoid taking damage by running tightly alongside the wall opposite to the one on which the Trap is placed. This will prevent the spikes from reaching the player and inflicting any damage on them. Another method for dodging Traps of all kinds is by simply building staircases. All you need to ensure, is that the stairs are rotated in a way that would block you from direct exposure to the face of the Trap. Placing a door and then opening it against the face of a Trap can also be a good method because the mechanic of the door opening confuses the Trap into not activating. If you find your path blocked by a Floor Trap, and have no materials to build above it, walk on the very edge of the Trap to avoid the spikes from reaching you. Ideally, you should be walking where the frame is located as that is where the spikes cannot reach you. This area is not exposed to the Trap’s sensors, and even if the spikes were to activate, they would still not present any danger. So, there you have it. That’s all there is to know about Damage Traps and how to avoid them in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season OG. Make sure to visit our Fortnite page for all the latest updates, and check out some more guides below: How to level up fast in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite | How to refer a friend in Fortnite | All Fortnite crossovers & collabs | Best guns in Fortnite | Best Fortnite landing spots | Fortnite dances list | Where to find all Exotic & Mythic weapons in Fortnite | Are there any free V-Bucks codes in Fortnite? | How to play Fortnite split-screen | How to get free Fortnite skins

How to avoid the Mini Shield delay in Fortnite Reddit users have shared a new way to avoid the delay when drinking Mini Shields in Fortnite after the presumed glitch reared its head again following the latest patch. For some unknown reason, a bug that stopped players drinking two Small Shield Potions in quick succession found its way into the game back in September. It was eventually patched but seems to have returned following one of the late October updates. Luckily, one pioneering member of the FortniteCompetitive subreddit has shared a way to work around the delay until Epic Games fixes it or announces that it was an intended change. In a post titled ‘Best way to avoid Mini Shield delay consistently’, jmzofficial showed that negating the delay is as simple as walking backwards slightly just as you are about to finish drinking your first Small Shield Potion. “You can also quickly change weapons then go back to the mini shield if you don’t want to walk back,” another user, JrGtazky, said in response to the original post. But jmzofficial believes that his technique is slightly quicker: “Yeah I’m aware of that method, though I feel like it might be slower. I can’t quite tell.” One thing that most the Reddit users in the responses agreed on, though, was that delay shouldn’t be an issue in the first place. The walking backwards trick should server you well for the time being, but you might not have to put up with the glitch for much longer – Fortnite patch v6.21 will release on Thursday, November 1 and could well include another fix.

How to alert a Security Camera in Fortnite Epic GamesFortnite Chapter 4 Season 4 has landed and so has a whole heap of quests for players to complete, with the first requiring you to alert a security camera, so here’s how to do just that. Similar to any new Fortnite season, Chapter 4 Season 4 has brought all-new weekly and seasonal quests for players to complete in order to gain XP and unlock their favorite cosmetics. This season has seen Epic Games return the fan-favorite heist theme back to Fortnite with ‘LAST RESORT’. These quests focus on various heist-related missions for you to complete around the map, which can prove to be tricky. The first one is set by the heist team leader Nolan Chance, who has tasked players with the ‘Alert a Security Camera’ quest. Here’s how to alert Security Cameras in Fortnite, including details on finding them in the first place and how to destroy them to avoid alerting your presence. How to find Security Cameras in Fortnite The Security Cameras in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 4 can be found at the three new POIs across the map which are Kado Thorne’s properties. Here are all the locations where you can find a Security Camera in Fortnite: Sanguine Suites at the North East of the map – Eclipsed Estate at the North West of the Island – Relentless Retreat at the South West of the map – You can also see these locations marked on the map below: How to alert a Security Camera in Fortnite To alert a Security Camera in Fortnite all you have to do is simply walk in front of the yellow beam of light that is also the camera’s field of view. Once alerted, it will flash red and your position on the map will be marked for all to see, which will also trigger any nearby Low Card henchmen. As soon as you do that, you will receive 25,000 XP and the quest will be completed, giving you progress towards your weekly quests. How to destroy Security Cameras in Fortnite After you have alerted the camera or are playing stealthily to obtain the loot available at these locations without being detected you will want to destroy the cameras. In order to destroy them, you can just shoot them with any of your weapons or even pickaxe them, as they have only a small amount of health. For Nolan Chance’s third quest, you’ll need to break Security Cameras and Turrets, so be sure to use this guide and our Business Turret guide in order to find these quickly. There you have it, that’s everything you need to know about alerting a Security Camera in Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 4! In the meantime, though, we’ve got plenty of tips and tricks available to help you out in the new season, so make sure to check out our guide content: How to level up fast in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite | How to refer a friend in Fortnite | All Fortnite crossovers & collabs | Best guns in Fortnite | Best Fortnite landing spots | Fortnite dances list | Where to find all Exotic & Mythic weapons in Fortnite | Are there any free V-Bucks codes in Fortnite? | How to play Fortnite split-screen | How to get free Fortnite skins

How to avoid fall damage with Thor’s Hammer ability in Fortnite Epic GamesPopular Fortnite content creator SypherPK has uncovered a way to not take fall damage when using Thor’s Hammer Strike ability – but it doesn’t work at every single height level. With Fortnite Chapter 2, Season 4 being all Marvel themed, some of the biggest and best heroes from the comic book giants have made their way into the battle royale. There are plenty of cosmetics and points of interest that fit the Marvel theme but when it comes to weapons, Epic Games have taken things up a notch. Not only can you find Stark Energy Rifles, but there are superpowers available too. On top of Iron Man, Doctor Doom, Groot, and Storm – Thor has his Mjölnir hammer in-game too. You can throw it down to deal some serious damage to builds, but it can also be used to avoid damage, well, fall damage anyway. That’s right, as SyperhPK points out in his September 10 upload, if you manage to have Thor’s Hammer Strike in your inventory, you can use it to avoid taking fall damage. How, you might ask? Well, as the content creator shows, you just need to have it out and targeting something as you drop from a height. You will sort of float to the ground and not lose health. That, however, doesn’t mean that you can build a sky base and hide up there all game. No. You will take damage if you drop from about 10 levels up. Anything under that, though, and you’re fine – unless someone starts shooting you, obviously. Have Thor’s Mythic ability equipped – Have it aimed so the blue target appears – Hold that open as you fall to the floor – You will have avoided fall damage – Timestamp of 4:35 Some fans might say that having the ability to avoid taking fall damage is a bit too overpowered, but given that it doesn’t work at every height, it’s clearly not game-breaking. Epic might go back to the drawing board in future updates with regards to the different superpowers but we’ll just have to keep an eye on that.

How to activate secret Alien dropship Glider feature in Fortnite Epic GamesFortnite Season 5’s Alien crossover introduced the Cheyenne Dropship Glider and it comes with a secret feature. Here’s how to trigger it in your next game. With dozens of options to choose from, selecting the right Glider can often be tricky. Some are more imposing than others while certain Gliders give you a rare visual flex. With Season 5’s Alien crossover, there’s a Glider you won’t want to miss. While the two iconic skins were the focal point for the bundle, the Cheyenne Dropship Glider can’t be overlooked. Fans of the franchise will easily recognize the vehicle, but even those out of the loop may still want to pick it up for one key reason. Surprisingly, it’s one of the few Gliders in Fortnite that comes with a reactive effect. This means it can change while you’re dropping into the map. Here’s how you can trigger the reaction without any hassle. How to activate the Alien Glider’s secret feature in Fortnite When it comes to reactive cosmetics, these are primarily seen with Weapon Wraps. A unique animation will appear on the gun to give you an exclusive look. While there are certain Skins, Pickaxes, and Gliders that feature these effects, they’re few and far between. With the Season 5 Alien bundle, Epic introduced one more reactive Glider into the mix. However, they did so without letting anyone know. At first glance, the Cheyenne Dropship Glider doesn’t appear to do anything out of the ordinary. A single press of a button though, and this Glider completely transforms while you’re soaring through the sky. Pressing the ‘shoot’ button on any given platform will trigger the animation mid-flight. In its original form, the Glider is huge, with four devastating missile launchers ready to fire. In its secret reactive form, these weapons are hidden away for a more compact appearance. It goes without saying that this change doesn’t have any impact on the game itself. You won’t be descending faster with this more aerodynamic style. Though you’ll certainly be dropping in with one of the more unique looks in Fortnite today. Read More: Best landing spots in Fortnite Season 5 – Not to mention, most players aren’t aware of this hidden surprise with the Glider. So if you’re wanting to style on the opposition, the Cheyenne Dropship is one of your best bets in Fortnite Season 5.

How the new Disco Domination LTM works in Fortnite, including latest changes Epic GamesThe v6.02 update brought with it several new additions into Fortnite Battle Royale, including the new Disco Domination Limited Time Mode. As its name suggests, the Disco Domination LTM is a Domination-type game mode that requires players to locate, capture, and dance on Dance Floors on the Fortnite map, earning points in the process. The team features two teams of 50 players and five Dance Floors, which will appear on the map anytime the Storm is not moving. Players will then need to get onto the Dance Floors and start doing emotes, at which point a disco ball at the center will start rising until it reaches a maximum height, signaling full capture. Once capturing one of the floors, the team’s “dance bar” will begin filling up until an enemy player stands on the floor or the Storm begins to move to the next circle. The team which fills up their bar to 100% first wins. Perhaps the most notable aspect of this mode is that it has respawning enabled up to a certain point, which makes it one of the very few LTMs in Fortnite that allows players to spawn back in after getting eliminated. Here is some gameplay of the new LTM, courtesy of popular Fortnite YouTuber ‘dakotaz.’ Since its release, Fortnite have released a hotfix implementing several changes to the mode: – Reduces the rate at which the circles close (2 Minutes per) – Increases the score requirement to win (33% Increase) – Changed last respawn circle from the 2nd to the 3rd The full details on the Disco Domination LTM, as provided in the v6.02 patch notes, can be seen below: LIMITED TIME MODE: DISCO DOMINATION Summary It’s time for the ultimate dance-off. Dance Floors have spawned around the Battle Royale island. Take them over by clearing out any enemies and then dancing to raise a disco ball up from the floor. The team that fills their meter the fastest by capturing and defending the dance floors will win the match! Mode Details Two teams battle it out! – Respawning will be turned on until the third (last) storm circle. – Five dance floors will appear on the map whenever the storm is not moving. – Emoting on a dance floor when no enemies are present will raise a disco ball in the center of the floor, and capture it for your team. The more friendly players dancing on a floor, the faster it will be captured. – – Once a floor is captured, it will begin filling the team’s “dance bar” on the HUD, until either an enemy stands on it or the current storm timer ends and the storm begins to move. The first team to fill their dance bar to 100% will win the match. – The dance floors in the later stages of the match fill the bar more quickly, so don’t give up if your team is behind! – It is not possible to build on or over the dance floors, but they can be protected by surrounding them with a fort. – Glider redeploy is activated in this mode, press jump while falling to use your glider. – This mode uses 50v50 levels of loot and resources. –

How the new Fortnite underwater Storm mechanics work @FortTory/TwitterThe Device event has officially wrapped up with players now looking forward to Season 3. We didn’t see any massive map changes this time around, but you might notice the Storm looks a little different, as it’s now entirely underwater. Changes to Fortnite’s Storm were definitely the biggest post-event update. While the underwater setting might not be around when Season 3 finally starts on June 17, we will be playing with it at least until then. For this reason, it’s worth learning a little bit about the new mechanics that players will have to deal with in the new look, even if it’s just for a few days. Obviously you can only swim in the new storm and not run around which isn’t exactly the speediest way to travel, but it does naturally push you in towards the center. This won’t matter if you take a vehicle like a helicopter in too high though, as you can see in the clip below, it flings you out of the vehicle using the same sound effect as Kevin the Cube. So if you don’t have any Crash Pads, you will fall to your doom if you’re up far enough. As a result, end game storms become considerably more difficult, but top-level players might already be working with the new mechanics as we write this article. You can also, according to Reddit user garrettmp17, build over the rising tides. So it seems like sky bases are back on the menu, as long as you can keep your head above water. Read More: How to make boats fly in Fortnite – Unless these changes make it into Season 3 though, we probably won’t have to deal with any kind of competitive underwater zone late in the game. Like we’ve mentioned, it’s still unclear whether or not the underwater storm will still be around once we get into Season 3, but previous leaks have pointed to a possible deep-sea theme coming with the latest content. As always, we’ll keep you updated with all the important news and information you’ll need to know once S3. For now, though, the best advice we can give is to keep yourself on dry land and steer clear of the water.

How the new Clubs system will work in the $10 million Fortnite Fall Skirmish series Epic Games have revealed more details about the new Clubs system that will be implemented for the Fall Skirmish competition series in Fortnite. Epic have incorporated a brand new system into this season’s Skirmish which will introduce these five distinct Clubs: FORT KNIGHTS – LUCKY LLAMAS – DUSTY DOGS – RIFT RAIDERS – BUSH BANDITS – Throughout the competition, players within each Club will team up together to compete in each week’s tournaments, which will feature two separate events: the trials and competitive. Every member of each Club will be allowed to participate in the weekly trials, but only selected members can compete in the competitive event, which will usually take place on a specific day Players will need to use one of the following hashtags in their online submissions. Once Epic has had the chance to review them, they may pick a few dedicated supporters out and officially add them to the Club roster of their choice. #FortKnights #DustyDogs #LuckyLlamas #RiftRaiders #BushBandits

How Tfue became the world’s best Fortnite Battle Royale player Brought to you by Fortnite Battle Royale Collection Mini Figures from Moose Toys, which you can discover more about here. For most pro gamers, chasing the esports dream has involved certain sacrifices, with the hours spent honing virtual skills resulting in a seemingly never-ending and exhausting grind. But FaZe Clan’s star man Tfue, seemingly put on this planet to excel at every single thing he attempts, is different. Years before laying claim to the crown of the best player in Fortnite’s Battle Royale mode, he was already a world record gamer in various other titles – not to mention a multiple-time champion away from his keyboard and mouse. Despite the success, the Floridian loudmouth can sometimes be deceptively humble; more likely to describe himself as ‘experienced’ as opposed to skilful. Some people are just good at everything they touch. Turner “Tfue” Tenney is one of them. Before so much as picking up a controller, he was already a renowned skim boarder who’d won a tonne of gold medals in various age groups. But that wasn’t all. Surfing, skateboarding, diving – anything remotely acrobatic, the guy could do it in his sleep. One of three brothers and a sister, Tfue was home-schooled at his beach house in Florida, with his mother and limelight-loving father believing they could provide their children with the best chance in life. Was this the right choice? Well, at least two of the kids ended up following their passions to great success. Tfue with gaming, his brother Jack – nowadays known as Jack 10E from the Joogsquad – with content creation. Is this the first Fortnite World Cup champion? The family remain incredibly close to this day. No matter how much fame and acclaim Tfue gains, it seems like that’ll never change. Their journeys started together, but older brother Jack probably held more sway in the early years. He developed an almost obsessive dedication to documenting his family’s life and making films, all leading up to May 16th, 2007, the day of his first YouTube upload. Tfue wasn’t even allowed to play games till he was 12 years old. Instead, he found joy in jumping off stuff and riding things. His extreme sport escapades were perfect for the camera – and no mere party trick, as he travelled the country with skim boarding, picking up gold medals anywhere he went. Gaming came along and it soon became clear that he’d excel at that too. He started with titles that replicated his actual life, such as Kelly Slater Pro Surfer, but soon explored further afield, experimenting with MMORPGs like RuneScape and Toon Town. All the while, brother Jack helped document it all. Whatever Tfue’s passion at the time, all of it was filmed, chopped up lovingly in Windows Movie Maker, and posted online for near enough nobody to watch. But the views didn’t matter. These talented kids were honing their respective crafts, whether the activity in question was gaming, skim boarding or long boarding. From age twelve till Destiny’s release when he was sixteen, Tfue had been taking video games ever more seriously. But through Pro Surfer to RuneScape to Halo to Call of Duty, he’d kept these skills mostly to himself. Before his first Destiny video in early 2015, he’d uploaded only a few Advanced Warfare plays. Now it was time to make YouTube more regular. He also started streaming, directly from his Xbox One. The early days of Tfue’s channel are a treasure-trove of then-records through various Destiny speed runs, including an 11 minute 34 Crota’s End run that picked up almost 200 thousand views. In June 2015 he added face cam. His streams hovered around the 30-viewer mark at that point, which may not sound like much compared to the forty or so thousand who tune in now, but it was something to build on. In total, he uploaded dozens of Destiny videos in a row, breaking countless records along the way. The only thing interrupting them was a video of a dreadlocked Tfue eating a Carolina Reaper pepper, because why not? It seemed Tfue would remain a niche on the internet that only the speed running community would ever take any interest in. His player-v-player Destiny videos, while relatively popular, just didn’t have the market reach to offer anything more than a small amount of monthly income. But then, all-of-a-sudden, the battle royale genre was blinked into existence, and as if he was still on his surfboard, Tfue rode that wave. H1Z1 ended up as a mere testing ground for future battle royale games. But in early 2017, when Denial Esports announced they’d signed an eighteen-year-old from Florida, neither org nor player were to know that. Before ever even having a real job, Tfue the now-pro gamer had found his place in life. The next goal would be to move up as much as possible within it. His H1Z1 highlight was fifth place in Battle for the Crown, which ran on US TV network The CW. He didn’t get too much airtime, but a televised money-winning performance represented a decent start in the new day job. Meanwhile, Luminosity Gaming, whose roster featured someone that would go on to play a huge part in Tfue’s story, finished two places higher in third. At this early stage in their careers, it was Tfue 0, Ninja 1. Frenemies: Tfue and Ninja In total, Tfue earned four thousand dollars in prize money from H1Z1, constantly trading first and second on the leaderboard with Ninja. The cash was nothing life-changing, but the experience of walking the walk as a pro gamer was priceless. By mid-2017 his stream was picking up hundreds of viewers every time he went live. He’d managed to gain a fanbase, with viewers joining for his skill and staying for his infectious personality. PUBG came along, and while Tfue was naturally world class, the six months he played did his stream almost no favors. His viewers stagnated. But a new title from Epic Games was about to come out, a very different battle royale that featured cartoonish graphics and a unique building mechanic. Fortnite Battle Royale instantly became Tfue’s game of choice, along with 10 million other players by the time it had been out for just two weeks. On September 30th, 2017, Tfue played it for the first time ever. He got 11 kills in his first game, and his small yet dedicated community must have dared to dream, there and then, that this game would be his big break. The rest of the world didn’t know it yet, but Tfue was laying the foundations in the title that would take him to the top, one build at a time. By April he pulled in nearly a thousand viewers every stream and was already known as one of the best in the game. A big reason for that came on February 15th, 2018, when he broke the solo kills record with a frankly ridiculous 29. His next noticeable jump in exposure came in April, when Tfue’s perpetual boxing match with Ninja – the newly-crowned king of streaming – reached the gam colourful shores for the first time. Ninja at this point was practically a deity to the millions of kids who’d signed up to Twitch just to bestow their Prime sub upon him. He was seen as undefeatable. So, when Tfue popped out of cover to deliver a single, well-timed snapshot to Ninja’s cranium, it resulted in way more exposure than it had any real right to. Tfue’s stock as a streamer was rising. Fast. But he had a competitive itch that needed scratching. Who better to turn to than the most subscribed-to esports org in the world: FaZe Clan. That announcement came in April 2018, and it brought the game’s best builder to new heights. His Twitch subs rose from eleven-hundred in March, to ten and a half thousand by May. His YouTube stats, arguably even more impressively, went from a hundred thousand subs on April 1st to practically a million by the start of the next month. In the present day, he’s racked up over 10 million YouTube subscribers. If he wasn’t already, Tfue became filthy rich overnight. But he still had work to do. FaZe had recruited him to win tournaments, and by July, Epic were ready to kickstart the Fortnite esports scene for real. Tfue and FaZe teammate Cloakzy used Keemstar’s Friday Fortnite tournaments as practice. It’s fair to say the duo showed potential, winning four of the nine events they entered and finishing second and third in two others. Ten thousand bucks per win between them was nice, but Epic’s Summer Skirmish would be a game-changer. The developer controversially locked out third parties from hosting events over a certain prize threshold, and then, never afraid to throw as many dollars at a situation as it takes to grab the headlines, announced that their inaugural event would offer eight million dollars across eight weeks. Turner with his girlfriend, Corrina Kopf Tfue had his eyes on the prize, but a year that had been so kind to him would throw up its first real failure. In three solo events he’d place seventh at best. The duo results weren’t much better, although on the opening day of Week 6 he did achieve second place alongside Yelo. That silver medal though, was as good as it got. Perhaps it was outside distractions that led to these underwhelming performances. Shortly before Week 1, Tfue’s accounts were banned as he’d publicly gone against Epic’s terms of service by trying to buy and sell login details for real money. This led many in the community to see him as arrogant; that he thought he was bigger than the game that had essentially made him. He uploaded a video twelve days prior to Week 1 apologising for his actions. He also famously claimed he’d never purchase a skin again, as it was his desperation to pick up certain limited DLC that led to his attempts to buy accounts in the first place. To his credit, the apology seemed sincere, and he made it clear that he didn’t want his fans bringing any hate to Epic when they were very much the ones in the right. The turbulence continued though. By August 14th he’d hit 3 million YouTube subs, and this success had made him a prime target for trolls. Three days before Week 6 of the Summer Skirmish, Tfue announced he’d been hacked, despite having two-step verification. No long-term damage was done. But then, one day before Week 7, Tfue was hit with his third distraction; a ban from Twitch for two weeks for reasons that were never completely cleared up. He planned to livestream on YouTube during the downtime, but it turned out that while Tfue was busy being banned from Twitch, his YouTube channel was hacked yet again – according to his father by a criminal hacker. This time, the entire channel was deleted. Every single video removed. Five years of his career gone in an instant. The lost vids returned shortly after, but all this drama coming one day before Week 7 of the Summer Skirmish hardly had a positive impact on his results. During the two weeks off, Tfue moved from his childhood home to the FaZe mansion and the bright lights of LA. But whether due to homesickness, poor internet, or just because he was missing that damn window, it wouldn’t be long before he came home. FaZe had handed everything to Tfue on a platter, treating him like a full-time vlogger. But the Summer Skirmish was more than just a mild disappointment. It was the one blot on an otherwise immaculate career. Epic’s next tournament would be a great chance to fix that. The Fall Skirmish, beginning September 1st, 2018, represented a second chance – one worth an eye-boggling ten million dollars over just a month and a half. Tfue would miss Week 1 due to an illness that was still lingering in Week 2. But any fans worried he’d been placed under some sort of curse were soon proven wrong. He finished Week 2 in first. Two weeks later, in the next solo event, he won again. 37 thousand dollars for each victory. That famous window made more than just a cameo on each occasion. At this point in Tfue’s career, 74 thousand dollars barely meant a thing. It was all about glory, and the sixth and final week of the Fall Skirmish was the only place in which he could earn it. This event, held at TwitchCon at the end of October, was the reason he’d left an LA mansion to come home. And it was here, when the pressure was greatest of all, that the underperforming duo of Tfue and Cloakzy finally lived up to their potential. Tfue and Cloakzy celebrate victory at TwitchCon 2018 In truth, Cloakzy was the better performer on the day. But that didn’t matter. Together, they’d done it; cue the confetti and the colourful characters. In a year that had taken Tfue from relative obscurity to 6.5 million YouTube subs, he finally had the only accomplishment that was missing. A premier esports title. Now he could sit back, relax, and have some fun with the incredible life he’d built for himself. Which by the way, is way easier when friends like the deep-pocketed Mr. Beast are desperate to give you gift after Mr-Magorium-style gift. For Tfue, 2019 has so far been the year of kicking back, relaxing, and finally delving into all that money. Back in October 2018 he’d reached out to internet mogul Elon Musk over Twitter and asked for better internet. After getting a positive reply, he publicly promised to pick up a Tesla. In January he finally did it. Not bad for a first car. Four days later, Tfue hit the headlines for another showdown with Ninja. In Ninja’s eyes, the apparent no-name he was up against was so good that the only explanation was that he was hacking. In fairness, once Ninja realised it was actually Tfue, he called him a god. He also would’ve played the situation very differently if he’d known who he was up against. The fact remains though that a chicken-suited Tfue was good enough to toy with his prey. With Ninja once more kicked to the curb, Tfue soon got back to his new favourite hobby: eating into his savings. In February, he uploaded a VLOG of himself spending a million dollars in a single day. Some went on gifts for his fans, some went on a shiny new jet ski, but the biggest investment of all was an abandoned warehouse that will presumably go on to feature in his YouTube videos. Tfue’s spending spree was all fun and games, but it soon started to affect him as a competitor. Going into March’s ESL Royale in Katowice, Tfue was the highest earner in the game’s history with 478 thousand dollars. But he chose not to travel to the event, forfeiting top spot to Ghost Gaming’s Bizzle. Instead of travelling to Poland to compete and meet his fans, he stayed home and streamed; a decision which naturally split opinion. Some felt it was fair for Tfue to focus on streaming, especially when the prizes were relatively low, with the top duos team winning 80k between them and the solos victor picking up just 20k. He was also rumoured to have a new girlfriend in Corinna Kopf, and leaving her would’ve been low in his list of priorities. Others understandably saw this as yet another sign of Tfue’s arrogance. His own explanations for why he would be staying didn’t exactly help. Looking purely at the numbers, it’s arguable that he made the right business decision. As of late March 2019, his stream remains firmly camped in the top 10 of the Twitch charts. Back in January he’d stuck firm with Fortnite Battle Royale as seemingly everyone else had moved on to Apex Legends. The decision paid off, with tens of thousands of viewers who only had eyes for Epic’s game jumping ship to Team Tfue. At the time of writing he has an estimated 40 thousand Twitch subs. Ninja, the now-former king of Twitch, sits at just under 30k. Tfue’s fans will have high hopes that, despite missing the Katowice Royale, the competitive fire still burns strongly within. July’s upcoming World Cup will be the ultimate litmus test, and Tfue will most likely see this as the true place to defend his Fall Skirmish title. With one million dollars in prizes on offer across each of the ten weeks of online open qualifiers, the financial muscle is there to make him care. But as with the Fall Skirmish, only a grand finals victory can provide any genuine glory. On July 26th, Tfue will hope to be sat there in New York City, competing for a top prize of three million dollars. Turner “Tfue” Tenney is a figure that continues to divide opinion. To some he represents all that excites about esports. Despite the millions in the bank and the occasional controversy, he still lives in his family home, streaming tirelessly for his fans from that same old bedroom. This alone, proof enough that his father was right all along: money isn’t everything. To others, Tfue’s finally run out of respect for a gaming scene he used to love so much and ditching the Katowice Royale may have been a watershed moment that confirmed a shift in his motivations. Tfue is, without question, one of the greatest to ever drop on Tilted Towers. As the now-second highest earner in the game’s history, he has the credentials to prove it. But going forwards, nothing less than World Cup glory will cement him as the undisputed best to ever play the game. The only question is: how much does he still want it?

More Information Revealed on How the Fortnite: Battle Royale X Avengers Infinity War Mashup Was Created More information has been revealed regarding how the Fortnite: Battle Royale X Avengers Infinity War mashup was created behind-the-scenes. Following its release in 2017, Fortnite: Battle Royale has grown to new heights throughout the gaming and entertainment industry with millions of users playing worldwide on various platforms. Its success has propelled it into the mainstream, with celebrities and high profile individuals professing their love for the game, including the likes of Drake, Travis Scott, Logic, and various others. On May 7th, it was revealed that Fortnite: Battle Royale will be teaming up with Marvel for the ‘Fortnite x Infinity War‘ mashup, which will feature a ‘limited-time-mode’ featuring Thanos and the Infinity Gauntlet. In a report by Entertainment Weekly, it was unveiled that the partnership was created after Joe and Anthony Russo, Co-Directors of Infinity War, wanted to reach out to Epic Games Creative Director Donald Mustard, due to the two playing the game in-between editing breaks for the film. “Over the past few months, while we were editing , we’d take breaks to hop on and get in a few games […] And then we started thinking, how cool would it be to have some kind of – mashup? So we stalked Donald.” Mustard went on to mention how the group brainstormed ideas to make the crossover as ‘authentic’ as possible, which led to the creation of the Fortnite x Avengers Infinity War limited-time-mode. Out of the blue, I get this call from Joe. And after a bit of geeking out over each other’s work, we start brainstorming these crazy ideas […] It was really important that whatever we did, it had to be super authentic to both and the , and something that fans of both would be excited about. About an hour later, we had the bones of this awesome idea for a limited time gameplay mode, and almost immediately our team got started.” The official Fortnite: Battle Royale X Avengers Infinity War mashup promotion – Image: Epic Games The Fortnite X Infinity War mashup will go live on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and iOS on Tuesday, May 8th, however it is unknown how long it will run for at the time of writing. More information behind the creation of the crossover can be found via Entertainment Weekly.

How rare are Mythic Goldfish in Fortnite Chapter 2? The Fortnite Fishing Frenzy event has wrapped up, and over 25 million fish were caught over the weekend it ran, but barely any of those were Mythic Goldfish. Fortnite Chapter 2 introduced a brand-new mechanic that allowed players to fish for things such as weapons, building materials, and even actual fish that healed you. Epic Games decided to host a little competition over the weekend of November 22 and 24 that tasked players with catching a variety of fish, with six different prizes up for grabs. One of those prizes was a Bottom Feeder pickaxe, which would be rewarded to anybody who caught a Mythic Goldfish. Amazingly, only 34 of those pickaxes were handed out as that’s just how many Mythic Goldfish were caught during the whole competition. This makes Mythic Goldfish among the rarest things in all of Fortnite and for a good reason. If players can get their hands on one, it will dish out 200 damage to an enemy player, taking them out in one shot even if they have full health and shield. While we don’t know the total number of fish that were caught throughout the competition, we do have confirmation that it was over 25 million. 25,449,224 fish have been caught since the #FortniteFishingFrenzy started 🎣 Remember to enable 2FA to be eligible for prizes: https://t.co/8AWCksrtKy pic.twitter.com/YLGBNesgCi — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) November 23, 2019 Taking 25 million as the number of fish caught, that would leave players with just a 0.000136% chance to catch a Mythic Goldfish. Those are terrible odds, so if you’re ever trying to find one in the wild actively, it’s going to take an extremely long time. Epic Games have never outright come out and said the actual odds of finding a Mythic Goldfish, but it’s looking like it’s a super low number. There are three separate achievements tied to this goldfish – catching it, eliminating players, and one for being eliminated by it. This means the completionists out there will have to look hard if they want to do everything Fortnite has to offer. A select few numbers have only seen the Mythic Goldfish of players, so it’s not surprising to see this little number fished up. What it does show is this is a scarce fish to find, so if you ever do find yourself with one, don’t put it to waste. With this being a 1-shot elimination, you’ll only have one opportunity, so you better make sure it counts. Just know that the odds are certainly not in your favor.

How Much Does the Average Fortnite Player Spend on In-Game Purchases? New research shows just how Epic Games is generating those eye-watering revenue figures every month, with their innovative in-game purchases model driving engagement. Fortnite Battle Royale is an entirely free-to-play game. It is free to download, every weapon is free and you don’t even need to pay for PlayStation Plus to play with friends online on the console – but Epic Games are still raking in record breaking amounts of money. In May alone, estimates place the total revenue from Fortnite to be $318 million – a staggering amount for any game, let alone a completely free one. Fortnite makes its money in a similar way to many of its contemporaries, with ‘in-game’ purchases. Items like character skins, back bling, gliders and emotes all cost real money in the form of ‘V-bucks’ to purchase. More: Playing “More Fortnite Than Ever” Is the Key to Success for Harry Kane and England at the World Cup – But how Fortnite differs from many of its rivals, is that paying customers do not rely on chance. There are no ‘loot boxes’ or ‘supply drops’, buzzwords associated with the increasing monetization of gaming. Instead, players can simply select the item they want to buy, pay for it and it is theirs, with no lucky dip involved. Players are incentivized to purchase items as soon as they become available due to the ‘daily items’ system, with items up for sale changing each day. Couple this with players always wanting to have the newest skin or emote, and fans are going wild for every new item added. Research done by LendEDU shows that a Fortnite player will spend an average of $84.67. here.

How popular are your Fortnite skins? List of the most used skins Epic GamesEver wondered how popular your favorite Fortnite skin is? Well, now you can know exactly how many players use any given skin and where they rank in popularity. Fortnite has created thousands of skins throughout the years through collaborations, battle passes, and generic releases. With millions of players on the platform, it can be hard to determine which skins are the most popular from season to season. Thanks to Fortnite.gg, anyone can now view the usage statistics of specific skins, revealing how popular they are among players. How to see a skin’s popularity in Fortnite To see a certain skin’s popularity, the users will have to head to Fortnite.gg and navigate to the ‘Most Used Skins’ tab. Under this section of the website, users can filter and scroll to see the current most popular skins. Some categories name the most popular skins within a certain specification like Fortnite Crew or Starter Pack skins. If a certain skin is not seen on the opening page, users can hit the ‘Create a List’ button to see all of the skins in Fortnite. This is where the search function can be found to pick out a skin by its name. The list is automatically filtered to show the most recent additions to Fortnite, not by when they were last shown in the item shop. So if the user is looking for last season’s battle pass skins, they only need to scroll down a little. After a skin is added to the list, its popularity can be viewed by the user. There will be a number in the skin’s icon which determines their placement within the list. The more skins added, the numbers will shift from the most to least popular. Check out more Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 2 content: Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 2 Patch Notes | How to get Victory Umbrella | Map Changes and new locations | Every new, vaulted and unvaulted weapon | All Chapter 5 Season 2 Battle Pass skins and rewards | How to get Avatar Korra skin | All Weekly Challenges & Quests | Where to find all Mythic Weapons in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 2 | Chapter 5 Season 2 end date | How to get Thunderbolt of Zeus Mythic | Fortnite Server Status | How to defeat bosses | All Weapon Mods in Chapter 5 Season 2 | All NPC Characters | Best weapons tier list | Best landing spots | How to get Medallions

How many skins are in Fortnite in 2024? Epic Games / DexertoHere is the total number of Fortnite skins that have been released since the Battle Royale game first launched back in 2017. Players have been able to obtain and wear endless amounts of Outfits to fully customize their in-game character. They include skins for their favorite original Fortnite character, Marvel superhero, movie characters, creators, or even some of the world’s biggest music artists such as Billie Eilish or Eminem. With endless amounts of collabs and skins being constantly released each month, Fortnite has earned a reputation for featuring some of the best skins and cosmetics in gaming. But, how many are there? How many Fortnite skins are there in 2024? There have been approximately 1,927 skins released in Fortnite as of July, 2024. This number includes skins from loads of different categories including Battle Pass skins, Item Shop skins, and Crew Pack skins, as well as any skins that could be unlocked for free during special events. Many of these skins were only available to unlock during a specific season, while others haven’t been seen in the Item Shop for years, so the chances are you’ll never be able to see them all in the game. Epic has added over 400 collaboration skins in Fortnite from pop culture through various crossovers. Certain major franchises have often returned to unleash fresh new Outfits and cosmetics, which has racked up the numbers. Here are all the biggest skin collabs and how many Fortnite Outfits have been released from them: There have also been 56 Icon Series skins in Fortnite. These contain Outfits for the biggest creators and stars from Music and Sport. Here is how many of each category has been released: Of course, the total figure will most likely increase over the next few months as more new skins and big-name collaborations come to fruition. We’ll keep this page updated to stay on top of the Outfit figures. Now that you know how many skins there are in Fortnite, why not check out our roundup of the rarest skins and our complete list of all free skins you can get?

How much do Fortnite pros make per hour? Bugha, Chap, more Epic GamesFortnite became famed for earning young kids a lot of money, especially thanks to the $30m Fortnite World Cup event – but now we know how much that would equate to in hourly earnings. While the rest of us try to make ends meet on a standard salary, some of these players – from as young as 13 or 14 years old – were making hundreds of thousands from Fortnite, be it through salary, stream earnings to tournament winnings. But tournament winnings are what really counts, separating the best in the world to those on their way up, and it’s what all competitors aspire to when they first start out. That’s where Fortnite Tracker stepped in, offering to break down players’ earnings into a simple hourly earning calculation, and some of the results are interesting. These results only include time spent in matchmaking – not waiting in the lobby, in Creative or Playground modes or anything else, so is purely a breakdown of in-game time. To calculate, they simply divided the player’s online earnings by the number of hours played. This does mean that for the most part, unless specified, figures do not include earnings from the likes of World Cup, DreamHack events or any other LAN. Fortnite pros hourly earnings Ryan ‘Chap‘ Chaplo – $62.11/hr – Kyle ‘Bugha‘ Giersdorf – $94.93/hr ($3,846.07/hr including World Cup) – Evan ‘cented‘ Barron – $97.79/hr – Rocco ‘Saf‘ Morales – $120.77/hr – Dominick ‘UnknownxArmy1x‘ Green – $138.21/hr – Jonathan ‘yung calculator’ Weber – $180.88/hr – Dmitri ‘Mitr0‘ Van de Vrie – $188.36/hr – Anthony ‘ZexRow‘ Colandro – $248.70/hr – These are some of the more interesting results, though you can see every response in the original Tweet thread below: For April Fools, we’re going to let the numbers speak for themselves To all self declared Fortnite “Pros” – comment your IGN and we’ll calculate how much you make per hour in Fortnite (total hours played ÷ tournament earnings) We’re about to expose some burger flippers today 🍔 — Fortnite Tracker (@FortniteTracker) April 1, 2020 It would be interesting to have seen results for the likes of Turner ‘Tfue’ Tenney, Nick ‘NICKMERCS’ Kolcheff or Kyle ‘Mongraal’Jackson, who are arguably some of the biggest names to come out of the competitive Fortnite scene and each will have made some decent earnings along the way. Other streamers, such as Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins, may not have as high earnings as their peers listed above, but likely aren’t too concerned considering how much they make from content creation. Even players like Bugha and Chap will have much higher earnings if you included revenue from their streams and YouTube, which is really the main income source, even for those who play competitively.

How many people play Fortnite? Player count in 2024 Epic GamesEpic Games has seen Fortnite achieve record-breaking player count figures in 2024, all thanks to the new Marvel season and a bunch of packed live events. Here are all the stats along with its current player count. Fortnite has developed and maintained a passionate fanbase for the game, with many still playing since its first chapter. It has also become widely known for its major collaborations and crossovers, which always have caused a surge in players. Its main Battle Royale competition has come from Call of Duty’s Warzone and Apex Legends. But, exactly how many people actually play Fortnite in 2024? Fortnite player count in 2024 Epic Games provides live player count numbers from directly within its game, which can be seen under each game mode from the Discover screen as part of the Lobby menu. However, they don’t often make public the overall Fortnite player count information, but this year’s popularity has made it a bit different. Following the release of Chapter 5 Season 4 and Reload, Fortnite gained over 9.1 million players due to the return of the OG island and Marvel characters to the game. However, the Festival and LEGO modes took a considerable amount of hit since the other mainstream modes are gaining popularity. Here’s a full rundown of player counts each month throughout 2024: In terms of yearly, Epic confirmed that in 2020, there were over 350 million registered players on Fortnite. In 2021, the number of users had risen to more than 400 million, and over 350 million in 2022. For 2023, Epic managed to gather 500 million players and keeps on rising as more figures for 2024 will be revealed soon. So, is Fortnite dying? No, Fortnite is not dying, after the end of 2023 caused Epic Games to smash several player count records, the game is doing the opposite and has no signs of slowing down in 2024. Millions of players have continued to log in every day throughout 2023, especially towards the end of the year. Now in 2024, Chapter 5 continues to give new content to players, with the ongoing Marvel season that has generated a lot of hype. It’s therefore safe to say that Fortnite is not dying. All their modes including Battle Royale, Ranked, Creative, Festival, Rocket Racing, and LEGO Fortnite are continuing to be developed as we lean closer to the end of the year. Taking this into consideration, it will be certainly interesting to see if they can set further records this year and how they will impact the game. That’s everything you need to know about Fortnite’s player count in 2024. Check out how the Fortnite player count compares to the player count of Valorant. You can even take a look at how many people play Apex Legends.

How long do Fortnite seasons last? Epic GamesFortnite regularly launches brand-new seasons, each bringing a completely new theme and tons of fresh content. However, the duration for each season has proved to be similar. Since launching in 2017, Fortnite has released five chapters and 31 individual seasons. Every new season has shaken up the Battle Royale island in a huge way, including map changes, new weapons, NPCs, and quests, as well as plenty of skin and cosmetic rewards. However, whether a Fortnite season has just been launched or is drawing to a close, players always look forward to the next one and often wonder how long the current season will last. So, here’s everything you need to know about the length of Fortnite seasons. How long is a Fortnite season? A Fortnite season lasts around 80 days or roughly three months. For example, Chapter 5 Season 4 began on August 16, 2024, and will end on November 2. This means that exactly 78 days after Season 4’s launch date, players will be able to play the Fortnite OG Chapter 2 update. But, depending on the roadmap and planned updates, Epic may end a season later than that or earlier, which is also directly related to the season’s theme. For instance, Fortnite Chapter 4 Season OG merely lasted a month before Chapter 5 was out. On the other hand, most of Chapter 2’s seasons were longer with Season 1 lasting for a whopping 128 days, while the first-ever Fortnite season ran for only 50 days. However, if you’d like to check when an ongoing Fortnite Battle Royale season will end, you can do so by navigating to your Battle Pass menu and looking at the pass’ end date at the bottom left. While you check out a season’s end date, make sure to read more info about the next Fortnite update.

How long has Fortnite been out? Release date, game modes & more Epic GamesFortnite is currently on Chapter 5, Season 2, which means it’s been quite a while since Season 1 dropped as the game was released. So, if you’re wondering when Fortnite was released, here’s everything you need to know. Battle Royale games have become increasingly popular with Fortnite ranking high among other popular titles such as Apex Legends, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, and Call of Duty: Warzone. Season OG released at the end of last year hit players with nostalgia as players could play with OG skins and OG maps which were originally available in Season 1. This might make you wonder how long has it really been since Fortnite was released. When was Fortnite released? Fortnite’s free-to-play Battle Royale mode was released on September 26, 2017, which means it’s been out for over six years. However, Fortnite’s origins can be traced back to its initial debut on July 25, 2017, when it was released as a player-versus-environment (PvE) game under the name Save The World in early access. In this game, after an unforeseen storm wipes out humanity and unleashes zombie-like husks on the planet, players enter a world where they must fight to stay alive. Save The World was originally planned to go free-to-play like its Battle Royale counterpart, but Epic Games decided to keep it as a premium experience and officially brought it out of early access in 2020. How many modes does Fortnite have? While a majority of the players enjoy playing Fortnite in the Battle Royale mode, there is more to the game. As the years have gone by, Epic has made the game an ecosystem, offering a total of seven modes. So, here’s every mode released to date: Fortnite: Save the World – Fortnite: Battle Royale – Fortnite Creative – Fortnite Zero Build – Lego Fortnite – Rocket Racing – Fortnite Festival – Save The World was originally planned to go free-to-play like its Battle Royale counterpart, but Epic Games decided to keep it as a premium experience and officially brought it out of early access in 2020. How to level up fast in Fortnite | How to get V-Bucks in Fortnite | Rarest skins in Fortnite | What are the best Fortnite skins ever? | How many people play Fortnite? | How to win in Fortnite

Fortnite: How to vote for skins and cosmetics with Item Shop Voting A brand new feature has launched in Fortnite with the v10.30 update, bringing the leaked item shop voting to the in-game store – here’s how the system works, and how you can vote. The Fortnite item shop is unique, in that it cycles new and returning cosmetics in and out of sale for limited periods of time, meaning if you don’t purchase a certain skin or item before it is rotated, you might have to wait a while for it to come back. Epic Games are looking to change this system, and the introduction of item shop voting will make all the difference, finally allowing the player base to have a direct say over what items are available. How Item Shop Voting works in Fortnite Epic will be running ‘Community Choice Events’, allowing every player to vote, once a day, for the specific item you want to see return to the store. Read More: All map changes in Fortnite patch v10.30 – Once you’ve voted for one item, you will then be able to vote on another the next day, and so on. During these Community Choice Events, various cosmetic items will ‘battle’ against each other for players’ votes. The winning item from the votes will then be made available in the item shop, for a limited time. The first Community Choice Event begins on September 11 at 5PM PST / 8PM EST / 1AM BST (Sept 12), at which time you will be able to cast your first vote. Leakers had already discovered game files hinting at the voting system and uncovered images of what it looks like in-game. Item Shop Voting Strings: CHOSEN WINNER OWNED {Quantity} left SOLD OUT LOCKED {owned}/{price} On Sale! {0}% Off 20% OFF ITEM HEADER LONG NAME UH OH EVENT ITEMSTutorial Images: pic.twitter.com/x8x9iiJQMR — Lucas7yoshi // Fortnite Leaks & News (@Lucas7yoshi) August 8, 2019 Epic will still be choosing which skins and items are put up for the votes, so for those hoping that they can vote for an ‘OG’ skin to return, you will have to hope it is in contention first. Item Shop Voting official announcement: Heya Fortnite Community, We’re testing a new feature that gives you the power to vote for what comes back to a new Item Shop slot: Community Choice! When this feature is available, Item Shop content will battle against one another, and you can place your vote on what returns for an encore. How Does It Work? For each Community Choice event, you can vote once a day in support of the item you want to see return. While your daily vote is locked once you confirm a choice, you can vote for other items on any following days for the duration of the event. Be sure to log-in each day to get a new vote and show your support! At the end of the Community Choice countdown, all player votes will be tallied up and the winner will be available in the Item Shop for a limited time. The first Community Choice begins when the shop rolls over in v10.30. Drop in on September 11 at 8 PM ET to cast your first vote!

How to get Sovereign Shotgun in Fortnite Epic GamesFortnite Chapter 5 Season 4 has introduced a brand new lever-action weapon with the Sovereign Shotgun and if you’re wondering how to get it, we have you covered with everything you need to know about the firearm. The release of a new season in Fortnite always brings new or returning weapons into the game and one of them in Chapter 5 Season 4 is the Sovereign Shotgun. This firearm is a new one and has never been featured before in the game. The shotgun features a high damage output allowing you to take down enemies during close-range combats. Having said that, here’s everything you need to know about his new firearm in Fortnite’s new season. How to get Sovereign Shotgun in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 4 The uncommon, common, rare, epic, and legendary variants of the Sovereign Shotgun can be found as floor loot, in loot chests, supply drones, weapon cases, and supply drops across the Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 4 map. However, the mythic variant of the weapon can only be obtained by defeating Mysterio in Doomstadt POI. The Sovereign Shotgun is available in Chapter 5 Season 4 across six different rarities and needless to say, the Mythic version is definitely the strongest one you can grab for yourself on the island. Here are the weapon’s stats across all rarities: Once you get your hands on the shotgun, you can take it to a nearby bunker to mod it using Weapon Mods. The sovereign shotgun is only one of the multiple weapons that have been introduced or unvaulted in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 4. So there you have it, that’s all you need to know about the Sovereign Shotgun in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 4. If you’re looking for more guides for this season, make sure to check out our map changes guide, patch notes hub, and all vaulted and unvaulted weapons.

How Iron Man is upgrading the Fortnite Battle Bus in Season 4 Epic GamesFortnite’s Marvel themed Season 4 is only a few weeks in, but the ongoing storyline continues to evolve as new leaks have revealed Tony Stark’s next move – one that involves the iconic Battle Bus. Since Fortnite’s release in 2017, the bus has been a staple of the battle royale experience. It’s how every match begins and it’s how every player drops into the map. Other games have pivoted to planes, individual drop pods, and plenty of other ideas. All the while, Fortnite’s Battle Bus has remained constant. Other than adding the option to thank the bus driver, there haven’t been many changes to the classic feature. Occasionally it’ll get a new coat for paint for special occasions, but that’s about it. However, the Battle Bus could soon be in for its biggest overhaul to date, if new leaks hold true. Tony Stark has his sights set on changing the Fortnite bus in the weeks to come. Here’s how the Marvel figure is looking to upgrade it. “”Upgraded Battle Bus”” This will be a battle bus we will end up seeing for the remainder of the season later down the line. Also the Birthday Battle Bus is returning 🙂 pic.twitter.com/RuuV7yZ5UM — iFireMonkey (@iFireMonkey) September 23, 2020 An “Upgraded Battle Bus” is what slipped through the cracks in the last Fortnite update on Sep. 23. Thanks to prominent dataminers ‘iFireMonkey’ and ‘HYPEX,’ we’re able to see just what this upgraded version looks and sounds like. A new version of the bus texture features a bunch of added cabling all around. From wires along the sides to containers and miscellaneous tech on the roof, something big is in the works. It’s worth noting that this version on display was merely labeled “BusUpgrade1,” meaning that future upgrades could be on the way too. Leaked audio files make the bus sound a lot quieter than usual after takeoff. Perhaps it’s running on Stark’s Arc Reactor power source, paving the way for improvements? New Bus sounds for the upgraded Battle Bus. pic.twitter.com/kVaC2Exbxe — HYPEX (@HYPEX) September 23, 2020 There’s no telling just when the upgrades might go through, though Stark is already tinkering away in-game from the looks of it. “The Battle Bus can now be found inside the workshop at Stark Industries,” Reddit user ‘updoggggggg’ shared on September 24. Barely at the halfway point of the season, there’s still plenty of time for changes to come through. There’s a chance it may even be upgrading the bus for a future off-planet battle tied into the Season 4 narrative. We’ll have to wait and see.

How Fortnite Weapon Mods work: Attachments explained Epic Games / DexertoHere are all Weapon Mods in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 4 and how you can use them to customize your weapons with a range of attachments to create the best guns for your play style. Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 4 has continued to carry over the Weapon Mods feature first introduced at the start of Chapter 5. Epic has shaken up the meta once again this season by adding and removing weapons from its ever-changing roster, but the mods you can attach to your guns remain the same. Weapon Mods allows players to enhance their weapons with various attachments during Fortnite matches, a feature commonly seen in popular Battle Royale games, such as Apex Legends. Here’s a detailed overview of how Weapon Mods operate this season. How to use Weapon Mods in Fortnite Weapon Mods can be used in Fortnite by interacting with any of the 9 Mod Benches that are located inside Weapon Bunkers across the Chapter 5 Season 4 map. Once inside the bunker, just head over to the Weapon Mod Bench and press the use button to open the mod menu and customize your weapon. Despite Epic not adding in any new Weapon Mods for Chapter for this season, they have scrapped the old Mod Bench UI for attaching the mods during your matches. Instead, it has been replaced by a much more sleeker and simplistic menu design that is here to stay. Mods are available here for several weapons in exchange for 75 Gold Bars each. You can add up to four different weapon attachments − Optic, Barrel, Magazine, and Underbarrel. Simply just select each attachment you want for each of your guns and then hold down the “Buy & Equip” button to make your purchase. Moreover, you can also acquire weapons from a loot chest which will already have a mod installed to it. Different weapons across several rarities will have a fixed number of mods attached to them already: Uncommon Rarity Weapon – One pre-installed Weapon Mod. – Rare Rarity Weapon – Two pre-installed Weapon Mods. – Epic Rarity Weapon – Three pre-installed Weapon Mods. – Legendary Rarity Weapon – Four pre-installed Weapon Mods. – Although some weapons will already be modded, you can still replace the attachments using a Mod Bench and choose your preferred mod. Also, bear in mind that mod-compatible weapons aren’t for sale from Characters or Vending Machines, so make sure to keep an eye out for loot. All Weapon Mod Attachments in Fortnite There are 12 Weapon Mod Attachments you can get in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 4. Here’s a list of all Weapon Mod Attachments you can use on your guns and their benefits. Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 4 is filled with Marvel superpowers, new weapons, and a fresh roster of NPCs.

How Fortnite Season 5’s leaked black hole could save the game Epic GamesFortnite has been in a state of purgatory since Chapter 2 started up, with long-running seasons, content droughts, and many of its biggest creators abandoning it for games like Warzone and Among Us. But, if the leaked black hole event is true, things could change. The buzz of Chapter 1 has never really returned to Epic Games‘ strange world of silent characters. There has been endless crossovers, no patch notes to show players what they could be missing out on, and generally that feeling of developers being a step ahead of the game is frankly a distant memory. Think back to the biggest moments in history for Fortnite. This game had everybody talking about the Infinity Blade, and remember the whole streaming space fighting a corner on planes being added. There was genuine hype for each update, and there still is – just to a much, much lesser extent. Latest leaks from Fortnite Season 5 have included everything from a crossover with The Mandalorian (and three cheers for Baby Yoda), but really it’s the black hole leak we’re crossing our fingers for. In a world of flash of the pans, we’ve seen Fall Guys, Among Us, and there will be another. But, if Epic Games want to bring back the core audience they built in the first place, things need to change and fast. A black hole leaves many possibilities on the table, and here’s just a few. Map changes and rotation One thing that is for certain is the need for map changes. The Chapter 2 map has been tweaked and moved around, with new POIs coming in, though if we think back to the tremendous expansions and shifts for Chapter 1 – it’s been insignificant. Remember how the island adapted and completely froze over for Season 7, or even the Season 8 introduction of a volcano. We had robots being built on the tallest parts of the map, and rockets ready to fire us into space. With a black hole comes the opportunity to take us back to those crazy times, or even have a map rotation that occurs periodically – much like Apex Legends – that allows us access to play both Chapters at one time. This would mix things up and keep gameplay fresh in Fortnite Season 5, rotating between the two and having them both connected. New weapons and items The crazy and often mindboggling nature of new weapons/items has faded away. Every change used to spark a debate or catch the eye. Lately, it’s been as underwhelming and as irrelevant a game than at any other time in its history. It doesn’t have to be this way, though. There’s nothing really stopping Epic from going crazy once again though. Whether people liked it or not, that’s what got people playing it in the first place. From one week to the next, you didn’t know if you were playing the same game. It changed so rapidly, and a big part of that was mixing up the loot. Throw a spanner in the works, an item or ability that makes you first-person while holding it. Bring back rocket launchers and take us back to simpler times. Add guns and items we’ve never seen before, to shake up the meta. Abandon superheroes in Fortnite Season 5, once and for all Last on our wish list is basically to scrap this superhero obsession. The franchise has moved from crossover to crossover, working with some of the biggest franchises in history to bring their characters to life in-game. That’s all well and good, but has it really made the game better to play? Sure, you can now choose to jump in as one of the Avengers or Aquaman, but the story doesn’t have to be built around that. The great thing about map developments and gameplay differences in the early seasons was that not one person knew what was happening next. You would be glued to leaker accounts and sniffing around for new details. Next up on the Fortnite calendar is the Galactus event – we know that for certain. Fighting Galactus Tip #87: Don’t forget your jet pack Prepare for the final battle. 12.1.20 4 PM ET pic.twitter.com/YBnQzqlFqZ — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) November 26, 2020 For quite some time now, we’ve known what the Galactus event was going to be all about, and of course, there’s some hype. But it’s all pretty predictable. The heroes will be under siege, pull something out of the bag, and we’ll all escape the world eater by some miracle to kick off Fortnite Season 5. The first black hole had everybody gripped and you won’t recreate that sense of wonder. Some people thought the game was just ending. This time, if the leaks are to be true, let’s hope the black hole adds never-before-seen map changes. If it doesn’t happen now, there’s a good chance that when it eventually does happen, hardly anybody will care anymore. This game needs a refresh now.

How to fish in Fortnite Chapter 2: rod locations, best spots, loot Epic GamesFortnite Chapter 2 ditched the old map and brought in a completely new one that features a new mechanic that allows players to fish for weapons. Here’s how to fish in the game. Loot Lake used to be the main source of water on the Fortnite map but that has all changed with the Chapter 2 map as water now covers a lot of it. To help make traveling easier, Epic introduced boats that allow players to zip around the waterways and also added fishing as a leisure activity. Fishing in Fortnite is surprisingly deep so let’s just dive right in and learn about everything there is to know about the new feature. Where to find a fishing rod in Fortnite Chapter 2 If you’re looking to fish in Fortnite, then you’ll need to get a fishing rod first. Luckily, these are sprinkled all around the map and can usually be found by bodies of water. Read More: All new weapons in Fortnite Chapter 2 – You’ll be able to find them in a barrel near the water, or you can loot them off enemies. The rods will take up a spot in your inventory so you might have to make some sacrifices when deciding what to drop. How to use the fishing rod Once you get the fishing rod, it’s pretty easy to use. All you’ll have to do is cast into the water where you want and wait for bubbles to surface before you snap back the line. Casting is done by hitting the right trigger or your right mouse button, but in case you can’t remember, Fortnite will display the controls directly on your screen. You’ll then bring and item out of the water and depending on what it was, you might want to throw the line back in. There’s a lot of different things you can get from the water so spend some time trying to fish it all out. Best spots to go fishing Most players will begin fishing right when they find the fishing rods, but there are some better spots out there. The fish you catch can be used to heal you, so it’s more beneficial if you’re able to pull in the rarer fish for a bigger boost in health. Rare fishing spots are indicated by the school of fish all circling around a specific spot. All you’ll have to do is toss your line in to catch them. These fish will provide extra health so they will make a nice addition to your inventory if you need healing. What can you fish up? There is a lot you can grab from the rivers and pretty much all of it is useful in some way. If you’re gathering a bunch of fish, you’ll be able to carry those around instead of bandages. Floppers will provide you with 50 HP and you are able to stack two of them. Slurp fish will essentially act as a Slurp Juice, so fishing is definitely not something you should overlook. If you’re getting guns then you won’t have to rely on looting or eliminating enemies. There’s even a chance you can come up with a tin can, which deals a small amount of damage to enemies when you throw them. There’s also a chance you could scoop up some building materials so fishing could potentially replace all of your early-game looting, provided you’re lucky enough. Being the first one to fish in a match will also get you some bonus XP so there’s a lot of benefits for casting your line. There you have it! This is everything you need to know to become a master of fishing in Fortnite. Just make sure you aren’t engulfed by the storm while casting your line in the river!

How FaZe Jarvis tricked the internet with his ‘return’ to Fortnite YouTube: FaZe Jarvis / Epic GamesFaZe Clan’s Jarvis ‘Jarvis’ Khattri set the internet ablaze with his return to Fortnite on Twitch, though the historic stream that resulted in yet another ‘ban’ from Epic Games wasn’t quite as it seemed. Jarvis catapulted even further into stardom in November 2019 upon being hit with a permanent Fortnite ban. Since then, he’s been unable to broadcast the game or create any form of content involving the battle royale. When he announced his return through a simple tweet 10 months later, it came as no surprise when it blew up. All of the biggest Fortnite professionals and streamers couldn’t quite believe that Jarvis was about to play again. It seemed too good to be true, and that’s because it was. A video uploaded after the fact revealed how the entire event was a massive troll. Jarvis never actually played Fortnite on stream. He bamboozled everyone on the internet, even us. Here’s how he pulled it off. It’s been nearly a year since Epic banned me. Tonight @ 6PM PST I’m playing Fortnite for the first time back on Twitch. See you there. — Jarvis (@liljarviss) September 11, 2020 On the day of the shocking stream, Jarvis sent out a simple tweet to announce his ‘return.’ In just 25 minutes, the post was met with more than 12,000 likes as engagement was through the roof. From benjyfishy to Mongraal and plenty others, it came as shock to other players that Jarvis would go against the permanent ban from Epic Games. Before the stream went live, the FaZe crew had set things up perfectly. As it turns out, Jarvis was never actually playing Fortnite while live on Twitch that day. A streamer by the name of ‘SlaterKodish’ was just out of frame playing with a controller instead. Every build, every shot, every movement was all executed by him off-screen while Jarvis mimicked with his own controller. “If Jarvis was to lift his hand once, it would have been game over,” other members in the FaZe Clan house explained. If he slipped up for even a split second, the illusion would have been ruined and the troll would have been exposed. Over 50,000 unique viewers tuned in live for what was an extremely short-lived broadcast. The Epic ID for the account used was flashed briefly during the stream, leading to a fresh ban from the developers before SlaterKodish could even finish the first game for Jarvis. Shortly after the ban came through, the stream came to an abrupt end to give off the impression that FaZe management wasn’t happy with Jarvis. “We did it,” he yelled just seconds after the broadcast was cut off. “We just trolled the f***ing world.” So while thousands were duped into believing that they watched Jarvis play Fortnite for the first time in almost a year, it came with a hefty cost. Epic’s latest ban wasn’t just for that account. An IP ban was issued, meaning that no one in the FaZe house will be able to play Fortnite again. Well, until they change their IP.

How to find Fortnite’s hidden Battle Star for Season 10, Week 6 Missions Epic Gamesv10.20 Content Update, which went live on Tuesday, September 3 and introduced the brand new Zapper Trap item, as well as bringing back two of the game’s most popular locations in Motel and Floating Island. As always, a fresh set of Missions will also appear in Week 6, which means players will be able to unlock a brand-new loading screen, and the hidden Battle Star too. To grab the Week 6 Battle Star, Fortnite players will need to complete three of this week’s missions, which will then reward you with a loading screen which shows the Floating Island hovering ominously over Fatal Fields. The farm is where you’ll need to go this week, as hidden in the image is a Battle Star, marking the exact location you need to head to if you want to collect your free Battle Pass tier. In the loading screen, you’ll be able to see the lake that sits behind the red barn at Fatal Fields, south-east of the lone house which stands in the location, with a wooden dock jutting out into the water. Sitting on that dock are some random items such as a water cooler, but more importantly the hidden Battle Star, which players simply need to walk over to and interact with once they have finished three Week 6 missions. Remember, you must complete three of the Fortnite Season 10, Week 6 Missions before you can find the hidden Battle Star, so don’t head to Fatal Fields expecting it to appear if you haven’t finished three challenges yet.

How ‘Double Pump’ Shotguns are possible in Fortnite Season 5 Epic GamesFortnite players have found a way to revive the old ‘Double Pump’ shotgun rotation strategy in Chapter 2 Season 5, but it’s hard to tell whether it’s a glitch or an intended feature. Fortnite Chapter 2, Season 5 introduced many things into the game. However, players have been losing their minds over some of the new shotguns, and more specifically, what they’ve been able to do with them. The Dragon’s Breath is arguably the weakest shotgun in the game. It’s technically a pistol that shoots like a double-barrel shotgun. It looks cool, deals decent damage, and has some interesting tricks, but the slow reload speed, and limited magazine size let it down. The Dub, on the other hand, is a rework of an old classic. It’s a proper double-barrel shotgun with an impressive knockback effect. However, players won’t see too many of them anytime soon. The Dub is one of the new Exotic weapons that can only be bought from an NPC. It also has a high price. So, it’ll take some time before Fortnite players can actually afford it. But it’ll definitely be a popular choice, especially due to one incredible feature (or glitch). The Dub is special in the sense that it isn’t affected by the shotgun cooldown timer. For those who don’t know, it was added early in Fortnite Chapter 1 to address the ‘Double Pump’ and ‘Pump-Tac’ meta. It can be used alongside a Tac or Charge without affecting the delay. YouTubers like OramgeGuy have been using it to their heart’s desire. Here’s his quick explanation on how to do it. It’s hard to tell whether it’s an intended feature or a glitch. The consensus leans towards the latter since it doesn’t happen with the Dragon’s Breath, even though it could really benefit from it. Either way, Epic Games will probably address it sometime soon. If it’s a glitch, it’s only a matter of time before they fix it. However, if it’s an intended feature, they’ll surely talk about it in more detail.

How does the Fortnite Treasure Map work? Buried Treasure guide The first patch of Season 8 has arrived and an intriguing new Buried Treasure item has made it’s way to Fortnite Battle Royale. Patch 8.01 brought a variety of changes including a long-awaited change to the infantry rifle spawn rate as well as the vaulting of bottle rockets. Also included in the patch notes was the addition of the new legendary item – a ‘Buried Treasure’ map. Here is all the information you need to know about the latest arrival to Fortnite. Where can I find a Buried Treasure map? You’ll have to be lucky enough to find the Buried Treasure item itself before you can even consider using it to find some treasure. Unfortunately, only one map can be held at a time, but, the item will be available from both floor loot and chests. Your first in-game look at the buried treasure maps added in today’s #Fortnite update (via @Fortnite_JP_) pic.twitter.com/mQVAWDe4Zh — DEXERTO.COM (@Dexerto) March 6, 2019 How does the Buried Treasure map work? The buried treasure map is used to track down buried chests on the map which contain legendary loot. Opening the map will provide players with a route to follow to find the ‘X’. A large golden beacon will light up the sky to help you find your way. After finding the hidden booty, you will need to use your pickaxe to dig up your reward. The chest will contain a variety of legendary items, similar to a supply drop, as well as some materials to help boost your chances of securing a Victory Royale. You can check out a full breakdown of all the new changes in the v8.01 patch notes. Be sure to follow @Dexerto for all the latest Fortnite news and updates.

How does the new ‘Events’ tab and in-game tournament system work in Fortnite? One of the most exciting aspects of the October 16 V6.10 patch for Fortnite Battle Royale is the introduction of the all-new ‘Events’ tab. Originally announced October 15, the Events tab is now live and will give players the chance to take part in competitions and tournaments in-game, without the use of the third party sites or organizers, and should make it significantly easier for aspiring competitive players to get a foot in the door. But how exactly does it work? Well, according to the developers this is the very first open online competition for the game and is very simple to get used to. “Events have scheduled tournament sessions for you to play in. After you’ve selected one of the tournaments, you’ll see when the session is set to begin so you can warm up or talk strategy with your squad.” How do the tournaments work? Each tournament session begins with a completely clean slate, so all players will begin with the same score and compete over a number of hours to earn points in a variety of ways. Matchmaking during a tournament session will match players with opponents that are on similar point standings, so you’ll continuously be playing against people in a similar skill group. Tournaments will feature a target score and players that achieve it will earn a special pin. According to the developers, these pins may advance you to the next round of ongoing tournaments or earn you a prize in the future. What platform will the competitions be played on? Every platform will be used for the tournaments, meaning that PC players will be matched up with users on consoles or even touchscreen devices: “players from all platforms will compete against one another as equals, regardless of if they are on a Mouse, Controller, or Touch input device. Every player will participate in the same competitions from start to finish, with equal opportunity to rise above the competition.” This means that you will have to opt-in and enable cross-platform play in order to compete in the tournaments. When do tournaments begin? A number of tournaments have been made available with the release of the new in-game competitions tab. The events will be scheduled in North America, Europe, Brazil, Asia and Oceania – you’ll be able to check the exact time for your region when you look at the event. The first tournaments are as follows: Alpha Tournament (Solo) Dates: October 16 – October 21 – Description: Participate in the first in-game tournament, spanning across several days of daily competition! – – Beta Tournament (Duo) Dates: October 23 – October 25 – Description: Grab a friend and take on the world – until you are the last two left. – – Friday Night Fortnite (Squad) Dates: October 19 – November 30 – Description: Join your friends every Friday and kick off your weekend with some exciting Squad action. – – Salty Springs Cup (Solo) Dates: October 27 – October 31 – Description: One week and three attempts to prove you’re the saltiest that Salty Springs has to offer. – – Tomato Temple Cup (Duo) Dates: October 28 – November 1 – Description: Become legends of the Tomato Temple Cup. – – What’s the long-term plan? Epic Games say that they will be: “Continuing to develop the tournaments feature to allow for events to occur across multiple rounds, requiring players to have earned a pin to qualify for each subsequent round.” The developers also say that they are working towards developing an “exciting and varied” tournament schedule for players of all levels to enjoy around the world. There will also be a chance later in the year to qualify for the 2019 Fortnite World Cup directly through a “Showdown Royale” event which will use the in-game tournament system.

How to do cone boost movement exploit in Fortnite FortniteFortnite players have always loved finding new ways to traverse their surroundings easier, and the discovery of a new ‘cone boost’ may help some players elevate their game even further. Ramp boosting has become a common tactic in the battle royale game, with players using it to get a slight speed boost while traversing the map so as to get around quicker – which is especially helpful since the removal of much of the mobility at the start of Season X. It requires the player to build a ramp over their heads at just the right time and then jumping whilst running, meaning their character model phases through and is essentially pushed forward by the ramp. Now, a Reddit user has found a way to cone boost – essentially the same trick but using the cone build as opposed to the ramp. You can see the advantages of doing this; you get the same movement boost as from a ramp, but you can use the cone’s walls to keep yourself protected. This could be incredibly helpful in endgame situations when you’re rotating to the new zone, and the user who created the post gives a very handy walkthrough of how to perform the cone boost. As he explains, you have to edit out one corner of the cone whilst standing on the edge of the opposite corner. Doing this means the cone will edit to have your character’s head phased through, and then it’s as simple as using the same movement as in the more common ramp boost. Evidently, it’s more difficult than the ramp boost, requiring a better grasp of your exact position and timing, but once you get it down this could become incredibly helpful for rotation and accelerated movement, as well as staying protected whilst doing so. With the end of Season X coming and Season 11 getting closer every day, you’ll want to try and get this down before the new season starts. We don’t know much about how Season 11 will play out yet, and this type of movement could become imperative going forward.

Hints at rideable animals coming to Fortnite Battle Royale discovered in game files Data miners are always busy digging through the game files of Fortnite, and this time have come across a file with a very specific description, possibly hinting at rideable animals, or other vehicles of some kind. Currently, Fortnite has very limited vehicle choice, which is likely a conscious decision on the part of Epic Games, given the size of the map and the speed in which you can move around it already. However, there are Shopping Carts, All Terrain Karts and the new Quadcrasher vehicle, all of which will help you out in a pinch. Players seem to really welcome new vehicles too, more so even than new weapons or consumables, likely because vehicles do not impact the general balance or ‘meta’ of the game. And so, it looks like Epic has a few more vehicle ideas in the works, one of which possible involves riding animals, as a game file named ‘Antelope’ was discovered in a ‘Drivable Vehicles’ folder. This information comes via FNBRLeaks, a popular leaker of all things Fortnite, but of course is just a leak at this point, far from confirmed officially. There’s some “”Antelope”” Vehicle in the “”Drivable Vehicles”” Folder. If it is anything, it’s nowhere close to complete. It may or may not be a new vehicle we see in the future, but who knows. pic.twitter.com/tpgwuRzvYg — Fortnite: Battle Royale Leaks (@FNBRLeaks) October 18, 2018 Whether the term ‘Antelope’ literally refers to an antelope, or if this is a development name or the name of a certain powered vehicle, we don’t know. However, it is the first time that a vehicle of some kind has been named after an animal, certainly strongly hinting at the possibility of rideable animals. It wouldn’t be too much of a surprise either, considering Epic recently added the ‘Giddy-Up’ skin, which makes the player look as though they are riding a Llama, and ‘pets’ were also added to the game in the form of back bling.

How 100 Thieves Fortnite duo Ceice and Elevate spent their World Cup winnings 100 Thieves100 Thieves Fortnite World Cup duo Davis ‘Ceice’ McClellan and Hayden ‘Elevate’ Krueger are one of the game’s most popular partnerships and in an episode of the Selfmade podcast they revealed how they spent their winnings. Ceice and Elevate finished in third during the Fortnite World Cup back in July which meant they came with $1.8 million to be split between the two players. That’s a lot of money for anyone, but especially so for a pair of players who are only just getting started in their esports careers. In an appearance on Selfmade with Nadeshot, the two pro players revealed just what they did with their massive earnings from the World Cup. Ceice said everyone that came out to the event to support him received $1,000 each to spend on anything they wanted, which equated to about $10,000. Once he came home, he said he bought a completely new streaming setup, which he showed off in a video on his YouTube channel. Overall, it came out to around $21,000 spent right off the bat. Elevate, on the other hand, didn’t have much to say about his spending, but he did have some potential dating tips to give, such as why you have to notice if a girl changes her profile picture. “If she changes her profile picture, if you don’t notice the change in the profile picture, that is bad,” he explained around the 3:40 mark. “That means you’re not looking at her profile page. You’re looking at other girls’ profile pages.” With Ceice’s spending of $21,000 out of his $900,000 in earnings, provided they split the winnings equally, he still has a lot more to fall back on. The two players still compete together in tournaments so those winnings won’t be drying up any time soon as long as Fortnite keeps holding events. It’s not all good news for the 100 Thieves Fortnite scene, however, as on September 4, the team cut loose three of their players. Kenith, SirDimetrious, and Blind all waved goodbye to the team as they search for another landing spot.

Hilarious Fortnite Season 3 glitch ‘adds’ flying cars into the game YouTube: OrangeGuy / Epic GamesEpic have seemingly added flying cars into Fortnite on Patch v13.40. You could be mistaken for thinking that’s an official statement, given how a hilarious new glitch has gone viral with people taking the land vehicles to air. Cars have finally been added into Fortnite. After seemingly months of waiting, the land vehicles were added in v13.40 as part of the Joyride update. However, players have broken them instantly. A host of hilarious car-related glitches have popped up on the new patch, but none more so than the flying glitch. That’s right, Fortnite cars can now defy the laws of gravity and fly. It’s pretty simple for cars to take to the air, contesting helicopters as the ultimate transport. Serial glitch finder ‘OrangeGuy’ has shown players exactly how to do it, and it’s almost too easy to replicate. How to make cars fly in Fortnite Season 3 All you have to do is go to the bridge between Lazy Lake and Retail Row, then find the truck. Place a gas can on the back of the truck, in between the cabin and the tail, and shuffle backwards and forwards until you take to the skies. We’ve compiled a step-by-step guide below. Go to the bridge between Lazy Lake and Retail Row (grid G6). – Start the truck and destroy the load of logs. – Jump up on the tray and place a gas can between the tray and the cabin. – Hop back in and drive the truck backwards and forwards. – You’ll eventually take to the skies after a short while. – The glitch can seemingly be replicated across all of the cars, although it’s slightly different for each one. This one is by far the easiest though. Obviously, such an exploit would be pretty funny to see in game — just a random truck floating in mid air. You’ll also get practically infinite fuel for doing the trick. However, if you don’t, there’s another glitch you can do to get unlimited gas cans. Just swap between your axe and your canister, all while spamming the pickup button, to replicate them. Obviously Epic didn’t intend to release flying cars into Fortnite — at least with this update. Who knows what they have planned for the future. For now, this glitch will remain just that — a glitch. Epic will probably have to take cars out of the game to fix the problem properly, so expect them to be disabled in the coming days. Players will have to be mindful when trying to replicate it though. Epic are known to have thrown around the ban hammer when players use exploits to their own advantage. Be sure to keep this trick to yourself in custom lobbies rather than the full game.

Hilarious clip of Ninja and TimTheTatman perfectly sums up the latest update in Fortnite Nothing quite sums up the recent v6.30 update quite like today’s clip of popular streamers Ninja and TimTheTatman playing Fortnite. Getting in some squads matches, the Twitch superstars started one of the games by going to Tilted Towers and landing on top of the Clock Tower. What followed was absolute mayhem as they and an enemy player that also landed there began hacking each other with their pickaxes, which, following the update, now do 20 melee damage instead of 10. While Tim ended up being saved by Ninja, the chaos did not end there. After the pickaxe warfare ended, the team immediately found themselves in the midst of further pandemonium, this time involving one of the brand new Mounted Turrets that were added to the game as part of the update. In a hilarious sequence of events, Tim found himself in the seat of the Turret and began destroying the walls of the Clock Tower. He ended up breaking one too many walls as behind the last one was an enemy player on yet another Turret, which eliminated their whole squad. Pretty much sums up this weeks #Fortnite update Credit @timthetatman pic.twitter.com/MOjlvUqcCv — FortniteINTEL • Fortnite News (@FortniteINTEL) November 17, 2018 If this hilarious bedlam does not perfectly represent the effect that this latest update has had in Fortnite, then it’ll be hard to find one that does. Heavy pickaxe damage followed by Turrets facing each other, the only thing missing from this was someone dying to fall damage because they no longer had Glider Re-Deploy available. It is scenarios like the one shown in the clip that has a lot of players displeased with the v6.30 patch, with some even calling it one of the worst in recent months. A major reason for that is the addition of Mounted Turrets, which have received two major nerfs in as many days since being added to the game. The full highlight video from which the clip above was taken from can be viewed below (video starts where the clip starts):

Hilarious Fortnite “pay-to-win” strategy allows you to blend in at the Mandalorian POI Epic GamesA strategy involving the relatively new Mandalorian POI in Fortnite that some are calling pay-to-win has been making the rounds lately, even garnering attention from YouTuber and content creator SypherPK. Here’s how you can do it for yourself. With the release of update v15.30, Fortnite got a brand new POI near the center of the map called Kit’s Cantina, clearly inspired by one of the areas seen in The Mandalorian show, alongside a mode LTM where all players are tasked with going after specific people in the match. Now, a new strategy involving the POI just might show an easy way to take care of everyone dropping there. The strategy is so good that some, like SypherPK, are calling it “pay-to-win” and it’s easy to see why. The actual strategy, which was discovered by TikTok user korc1e, involves both the Breakpoint skin, as well as the Accolades emote. Players have noticed that the aforementioned skin looks a good bit like the hologram seen in Kit’s Cantina, while the emote is identical to the motions that the hologram is performing. All players need to do is equip the emote and the skin, go up to the hologram in-game, time the emote with the hologram, and it almost seems to blend you in. While it might be easy to think that that won’t fool anyone, one of SypherPK’s latest videos proves otherwise, as he was able to go unnoticed for a while by utilizing the above strategy. The reason that some are calling this strategy pay-to-win is because both the skin and the emote have to bought on the Item Shop and can’t be earned through gameplay. What’s even worse is that both of these items currently aren’t available, meaning if you don’t have them already, you’re out of luck. It’s unclear if this strategy is so egregious that it requires Epic’s attention, however, given how effective it seems to be, players might want to double check the hologram every time they visit Kit’s Cantina from now on.

TSM HighDistortion gets into explicit row with serial stream sniper L: HighDistortion. R:Epic GamesTeam SoloMid’s Jimmy ‘Fortnite Battle Royale stream sniper during a round of custom games. Twitch streamers who make Fortnite Battle Royale their primary game are not surprised when they run into stream snipers – even if they have prepared themselves for that inevitability with a stream delay and the in-game anonymous. However, some streamers can only take so much before they have to fire back and response to the annoyances as they look to drive away the negativity from their broadcast. What happened to HighDistortion? During his April 22 stream, HighDistortion jumped into one custom lobby with subscribers before coming to the realization that one of his most notorious stream snipers had been placed on his team. The pair immediately started intensely jawing at each other in the pre-game lobby, with the sniper, going by the name 1800ClapMyCheeks, throwing out some passionate trash talk before diving into a number of homophobic slurs. “You fucking suck at this game,” screamed HighDistortion after the stream sniper tried to gloat about killing him. “Man, shut the fuck up. You wouldn’t say shit to me in person you little bitch. You wouldn’t say shit to me you piece of shit.” After being labeled as ‘cringy’, the Fortnite Battle Royale pro thunderously fired back with a barrage of his own trash talk. “You fucking can’t take it, you fucking pussy, you can’t fucking take it,” roared HighDistortion. While he didn’t have a camera on his face, his anger was clear to viewers as his screen began to severely wobble. HighDistortion calms down Following the exchange, 1800ClapMyCheeks got in another couple of verbal jabs in before leaving the game as HighDistortion stayed quiet, seemingly calming himself down, following the deafening and intense exchange. Another player chimed in to tell the TSM player that he “cried a lot on stream” before leaving himself. After recovering from the exchange, HighDistortion ultimately carried on with his stream and playing with his fans for a couple more hours.

High Profile Players Give Feedback After Disappointing Fortnite Summer Skirmish Week 1 – NickEh30, Daequan and More After an anti-climactic start to the Fortnite ‘Summer Skirmish’ series, a number of high profile participants have taken to social media to advise how it can be improved in future iterations. The first week, which boasted a massive $250,000 in prize money with another $7,750,000 still to be handed out over eight weeks, was plagued by lag, as well as a difficult to spectate format. With fifty duo teams to keep an eye on, the observers were constantly swapping through points of view, and coupled with the lag which players experienced, there was little redeeming about the tournament. It did attract hundreds of thousands of viewers across the official streams and participants own channels. So, Epic Games will be keen to get it right in future weeks to avoid Fortnite esports getting off to any worse of a start, especially with so many eyes on it. One of the main complaints which has arisen is that there is too much emphasis on winning games rather than racking up eliminations, meaning players will be tactically more patient rather than aggressive. Top YouTube streamer ‘NickEh30’ went into great detail to explain how the tournament setting and structure could be improved. Less engagements = less chances of dying. And playing against pros, anything can happen—why risk it taking a battle you don’t need to. But I feel like it could’ve been a lot more entertaining for viewers. I know it sounds crazy, but I think kills should be prioritized over wins. — Nick Eh 30 (@NickEh30) July 15, 2018 Or maybe something like… 1 Elimination = 1 point 1 Victory Royale = 3 pointsRankings would be determined by teams who have the most amount of points at the end of a set number of games. — Nick Eh 30 (@NickEh30) July 15, 2018 TSM Player Daequan also agreed that more emphasis needs to be placed on elimination rather than simply victory royale’s. He suggests a point system, somewhat similar to the point system used in other competitive Battle Royale events, but angled to encourage eliminations. Fortnite Competitive Thoughts: If Kills don’t weigh heavily in terms of placements for tourneys and prize money, then nobody will go for them. Solution: A Point System. 150 Points for 1st Place, 135 for 2nd Place, down to 15 for 10th. 20 Or 25 Points a kill… Something like that — Daequan (@TSM_Daequan) July 15, 2018 In terms of lag, this will be something Epic should be on top of themselves as they work out the kinks with their custom server technology. But 100 Thieves player Parallax was disappointed to see of ‘disrespect’ levelled at both Epic and the participants. I’m seeing how disrespectful people are towards players, employees, and Epic as a whole. I’m unsure what people are to expect. Take 50v50 servers for example. There’s some stability and performance issues that come with such hectic gameplay. — Parallax (@100T_Parallax) July 15, 2018 Yet regardless people find a rhyme and reason to bitch and point fingers. If Epic didn’t give a fuck (like most day) they’d just ignore us and use the current format. BUT THEY ARENT. They’re actively trying to improve and change things to find what’s best. — Parallax (@100T_Parallax) July 15, 2018 Daequan’s TSM teammate though, HighDistortion, had a rather more novel idea about how Epic could spice up the tournament next time around – using the new ATK vehicles. Next summer skirmish should have a big prize for winning a race at the race track. That will stop the campers Kappa — TSM HighDistortion (@HighDistortion) July 15, 2018

HighDistortion fires back at Twitch “hate” for not playing Fortnite HighDistortion / Epic GamesJimmy ‘HighDistortion’ Moreno has revealed the amount of hate he has been receiving on his Twitch channel, with “trolls” criticising his decision to ditch Fortnite for other games. The former Team SoloMid star, who has over 1.6 million followers on his Twitch channel, had previously been streaming the battle royale title full-time, where he became the first player to reach 100,000 kills. However, he has has decided to try out another game in recent weeks – Overwatch. With that change has come a change in opinion from some members of his community, too, who have been urging the former Fortnite pro to return. It appears that the calls for a change in game have gone too far, though, as the 35-year old revealed that he now feels discouraged from streaming due to the reactions from some viewers. On January 28, he tweeted: “It’s honestly discouraging as f**k for me, for the amount of hate I get on Twitch for not playing Fortnite. “Didn’t expect so many to chime in,” he added in a follow-up, after a number of followers backed him on the platform. “Just had a plethora of trolls/hate last stream as if I hurt people for playing something else.” Didnt expect so many to chime in, just had a plethora of trolls/hate last stream as if I hurt people for playing something else. Thanks for the positivity people! Just gotta still recognize I get to play games for a career. — HighDistortion (@HighDistortion) January 29, 2020 While HighDistortion has made it very clear in the past that he would like to explore different games, as seen with his previous stint on Apex Legends, the amount of criticism he’s facing for branching out has certainly had a negative impact on him. That much is clear. A number of other streamers have turned away from Fortnite of late, although regular Twitch viewers and members of the gaming community know the likelihood of their returns will always increase when new updates are released. Whether or not Moreno will start streaming Epic Games’ popular battle royale game in the near future remains to be seen. We’ll have to wait and see what he makes of the 11.50 update on February 20, when Season 2 kicks off.

Hidden underground passages discovered at new Fortnite location When Epic Games replaced Risky Runways on The Block, little did we know that there would a whole new underground passage system added to the game. The location’s structure was changed again on December 30, with the addition of Mysterious Markets and some Fortnite players have found a very interesting pathway underneath it. A video, which was posted to Reddit by user MiloIsDog, shows the simple steps you have to take in order to find this hidden route – which could be very good for hiding, healing and perhaps even close-quarters combat. The view is slightly restricted under there, as the video below shows, but this could be an ideal way of travelling around the new Fortnite location without being spotted by enemy players. However, it seems that some players have been wanting to keep its existence under wraps. “Please delete this so I can have my spot kept a secret”, GalaxyGamerYT posted. While, Pterox511 said: “Shit no! Now it’s been exposed”. The new structure on The Block in Fortnite Battle Royale clearly takes some inspiration from Tilted Towers, which was added to the game with Patch 2.0 and has since become one of the most popular destinations on the map. A new fan-made map confirmed that Tilted Towers is also still home to potentially the best loot in Fortnite, as it revealed the locations of every chest in Season 7.

Hidden Fortnite texture sparks speculation about Family Guy crossover Epic Games / FoxFortnite dataminer GMatrixGames discovered an odd texture hidden within the files, and it’s sparked rumors that a Fortnite x Family Guy crossover could be on the cards. [jwplayer Mx6o4MA0] Fortnite crossover rumors keep popping up left, right, and center. We’ve heard everything from ones with Fall Guys, Five Nights at Freddy’s, and WandaVision to a confirmed one with Street Fighter. However, it seems like another exciting but unexpected crossover candidate could be on the cards. It’s still highly speculative at this point. But if the rumors are true, Fortnite might cross paths with the fictional city Quahog and its finest resident, Peter Griffin from Family Guy. The speculation started after a dataminer named GMatrixGames discovered an odd-looking texture hidden deep within Fortnite’s files. It appears to be a back bling texture linked to the codename ‘FrenchFry.’ Traditionally, the first letter in every codename matches the first name of a character (or crossover) the skin is based on. But more importantly, it featured an entire reel of clips from the show, including shots of Peter Griffin holding his knee, dancing, fighting Ernie the Giant Chicken, and more. Here’s some proof if you’d like pic.twitter.com/o718nX9zx0 — GMatrixGames (@GMatrixGames) February 21, 2021 It’s an interesting prospect, and it would be massive if it ends up being true. However, there’s a chance it could be a placeholder or even bait. So, although some fans are getting excited, others remain sceptical. Read More: Fortnite player discovers hidden secret – Either way, the fact of the matter is that Fortnite has some Family Guy content hidden within its files. But until there’s more information, we’ll have to wait and see what it means, or if it means anything at all. Maybe Peter Griffin will have the ultimate showdown with Ernie the Giant Chicken on Fortnite’s island. Who knows?

Hidden Fortnite Season 2 clues hint at two new map locations Epic GamesFortnite Chapter 2, Season 2 teasers are coming thick and fast, but some investigative fans who have been scouring through the images released by Epic Games so far have discovered a special hidden clue than reveals a brand-new location is heading to the game on February 20. Chapter 2, Season 1 has been the longest in the game’s history, so it comes as no surprise that Fortnite fans are desperate for Season 2 to kick off and breathe new life into the battle royale game, with the next installment of the game set to launch with a major update on Thursday, February 20. As always, developers Epic Games have been releasing teasers to build hype about the coming update, and drop a few clues about what players can expect when they jump out of the Battle Bus and into Season 2. After some incredible sleuthing, some players have discovered an image of a brand-new location that will take over the middle island on the Fortnite map, also known as the “Eye-land.” Transmission Intercepted FN.CH02.S02 Origin == Au 022020 pic.twitter.com/qBrpm1s1A8— Fortnite (@FortniteGame) February 18, 2020 While each image appeared to have structures in the background, they were faint and hard to make out until the image showing a face with a skull mask placed on top to disguise the identity. When players took this image and raised the brightness up, they were shocked to see a brand-new building in the background, one we haven’t seen before in the popular battle royale title. The structure appears to be extremely large, with multiple floors and rooms, and spacious areas outside, complete with trees and shrubbery. Planted on top of one of the roofs is a flag, although it’s impossible to see the logo emblazoned on it, which could be a clue towards who owns it. The location even has a helipad, although whether Season 2 will have a vehicle that can make use of this addition remains unknown. Interestingly, this location will appear on the middle island on the Season 2 map, which is officially nameless. Dataminer HYPEX was able to reveal to match the trees and rivers in the background to this island, meaning it will likely be one spot on the map that receives a complete overhaul when the update drops on February 20. the middle island in the map will get upgraded next season! pic.twitter.com/wwQmSfjRi1 — HYPEX – Fortnite Leaks & News (@HYPEX) February 18, 2020 HYPEX also believes that an Oil Rig will appear on the map, taking part of the teaser and placing it beside Slurpy Swamp, with the outline of the map almost perfectly matching the bottom left corner of the map. The Oil Rig will be next to Slurpy Swamp! pic.twitter.com/mCA0NUlYdL — HYPEX – Fortnite Leaks & News (@HYPEX) February 19, 2020 Of course, neither of these locations are confirmed to be appearing in the game, but it does give Fortnite fans an interesting look at what they can expect to see in Chapter 2, should these theories prove to be true. The good news is that players don’t have long to wait, with the new season expected to release worldwide on Thursday, February 20.

Here’s why your Zoey skin in Fortnite has been disabled If you’re one of the players that have logged in to Fortnite Battle Royale today only to find out that your favorite ‘Zoey’ skin has been disabled, you might be surprised to find out that it was linked to a rather strange glitch. A number of players started to notice that opponents using the Zoey skin were harder to see at a certain distance, and it didn’t take long to confirm that they were actually becoming totally invisible to both friends and foes. Strangely, the pickaxes and weapons of the players were still visible but this definitely wasn’t an intended change for to turn Zoey into a ghost for the ongoing Fortnitemares Halloween event. A short video from Daniel Wills on YouTube highlighted the issue and proved that the distance needed for the glitch to kick in was not a massive one in the slightest: As is often the case with Epic Games, the issue was addressed as soon as it came to their attention. “Players have found an issue with the Zoey outfit and we have temporarily disabled it while we work on a fix,” the developers explained on Twitter. Players have found an issue with the Zoey outfit and we have temporarily disabled it while we work on a fix. — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) October 29, 2018 It seems likely that Zoey will return to the game in virtually no time, and you might even see and increase of players using the outfit once they realize how much they miss it! The sheer number of skins, items and other cosmetics in Fortnite Battle Royale means that the odd bug is sure to rear its head from time to time, but the regular updates mean that they’re rarely in the game for long.

Hidden feature on Zeus’ Fortnite skin hints at special connection with Aphrodite Epic GamesFortnite went all-out on the details surrounding Greek mythology for Chapter 5 Season 2, even adding a hidden homage to Zeus’ connection with Aphrodite. The Myths and Mortals theme of Season 2 was perfectly portrayed through Greek-inspired POIs scattered across the map and a battle pass brimming with iconic figures from mythology. Two of the most popular figures from mythology, Aphrodite and Zeus, are both featured as skins in the latest season. However, Aphrodite’s skin has faced scrutiny from the community due to discrepancies between the official skin and what was revealed in pre-release surveys. Aphrodite’s appearance is still under review now that it has been revealed that Conqueror Zeus carries a heart-shaped locket with her picture inside. While the discovery was a hidden detail was appreciated by fans, her looks were still the main concern. A Reddit post by RS_Rav3n did a deep dive into the Conqueror Zeus skin that can be unlocked after hitting level 67. This skin features new armor for Zeus and gives him slicked-back hair. On his right hip, a golden locket can be seen. When looking inside it, fans can catch a glimpse of a photo of Aphrodite – but her appearance within the locket still does not match her in-game model. “And a different version than is in game. The costume layout looks like Immortal Aphrodite but with the normal colors and shorter hair with her jacket not covering her right shoulder,” pointed out one commenter. But Aphrodite’s appearance was not the only topic of discussion within the Reddit post. Some questioned why Zeus would be carrying a picture of Aphrodite, considering the age difference. “Depends on if you go with the Iliad’s description or Hesiod’s in Theogony,” explained one commenter. “The Iliad said that Aphrodite is the daughter of Zeus and Dione, but in Theogony it states that when Cronus castrated Uranus, his genitals got thrown into the sea, where they floated around for some time and became a white foam where Aphrodite appeared from. Not sure which Epic picked, but she could either be Zeus’s daughter or nobody’s?” It appears that Epic went with the Iliad’s description of the story between Zeus and Aphrodite, which would explain her picture in a heart locket on his skin, since she may be his daughter. However, there has been no other confirmed connection between the two within the Fortnite universe at the time of writing.

New bug has broken pickaxes in Fortnite Season 8 Epic Games have released a hotfix for Fortnite Battle Royale on Friday, March 1, but it seems to have affected one of the game’s most important items – the harvesting tool. Fortnite’s Season 8 officially kicked off on Thursday, February 28, bringing a host of changes to the game including the new Pirate Cannon item and new locations on the Fortnite map. Following the V8.00 update, Epic Games dropped a patch on March 1 to try and fix some stability and auto-run issues that had been plaguing the game in the hours following the launch of the season. Unfortunately, it appears that while the hotfix may have helped solve some of the stability issues, it has also caused a pretty major problem among Fortnite fans. Since the release of the patch, some players have been complaining that their pickaxe is no longer dealing any damage to structures or items, meaning they are unable to use it to harvest materials or break down buildings that are in their way. Epic Games have quickly acknowledged the problem, and have stated that they are “investigating,” but there is currently no timeline for when this issue will be fixed. We are aware of an issue with the pickaxe doing inconsistent damage for some users. We are investigating. — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) March 1, 2019 Players will be hopeful that Epic Games fix this issue as soon as possible, as it’s incredibly difficult to have a successful Fortnite match when you are unable to acquire materials to build. We’ll make sure to keep you updated as more information becomes available.

Here’s why Post Malone should stage the next Fortnite concert Epic Games / The Come Up ShowFortnite is facing some stiff competition from Apex Legends of late, but what’s made the game as successful as it is today is Epic Games’ ability to follow trends. After the success of Marshmello’s concert, here’s why Post Malone should be next. Whether you were a doubter or a believer in what they had planned with Marshmello on February 2, there’s no getting away from the fact that it was an enormous success for both the developer and the EDM DJ. Fortnite broke the record for concurrent players, with over 10 million people flocking to the in-game event, but they now have a chance to take that a step further. Epic Games has been innovating ever since they released their battle royale title in September 2017 – allowing players from PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and mobile to play against each other for free – but their recent concert at Pleasant Park proves that they’re not planning on slowing down any time soon. Something like this had never been staged before and, considering the concurrent players and the buzz around the Marshmello cosmetics, there’s no doubt that this should not be a one-time thing. A recent post to the Fortnite BR subreddit showed a fan recreating Post Malone’s ‘Sunflower’ music video in the game. The creation of the video took over a month of work and has proved very popular with the online community. Much of the camera work was shot in Titled Towers – a potential future venue for a concert – and the response to the video showed that the community clearly has an interest in his work. “The whole video is absolutely amazing,” a Reddit user said. “That is so good! The song is amazing too,” another added, and that seemed to be the general consensus among the post’s comments. The possibility of Epic staging another one of these concerts any time soon might be unlikely, but there’s no doubt that it offers a chance for artists, DJs or other people involved in the music industry a platform to present their work in front of millions of people. Post Malone is a popular singer-songwriter already, but not everybody will have heard his work – particularly sections of the young audience that Fortnite has grasped. If they toned down the expletives in his music and stuck with his more mainstream tracks, he could be the perfect artist to headline a future in-game event.

Here’s why replay mode in Fortnite isn’t working [Updated] Update, 12:15 PM EST, January 31: Replay functionality has now been fully restored, as Epic Games have completed the necessary maintenance. Lights:light_bulb: Camera:movie_camera: Action:clapper:We’ve re-enabled the ability to watch replays. Load up your previous games and relive your best plays! — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) January 31, 2019 If you’ve noticed some of your games not showing up in the replay catalogue in Fortnite Battle Royale, don’t panic, as Epic Games deliberately disabled the feature. The replay functionality was one of the most requested features when the battle royale mode first rose to popularity, but it can put serious strain on both your hardware and the Fortnite servers. As such, it requires constant maintenance, and Epic Games selected January 30 as the day to perform some of the necessary upkeep. Although they haven’t gone into specifics about the issue which was occurring, they explained that there was a problem with the feature which needed some attention. Some players noticed that Marshmello’s music – which will be played at the Festivus event on February 2 – was audible while in replay mode, so this could be why Epic are being secretive about the issue. While they investigated, the ability to view replays was been turned off – but it’s not all bad news. If you do manage to have a remarkable game you want to watch back later, Epic has confirmed that any matches played during the downtime will be saved and watchable now that everything is back up and running. We’ve disabled the ability to view replays while we investigate an issue. All replays will still be saved during this time and watchable once this feature has been re-enabled. — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) January 30, 2019 Of course, you can also always use your devices’ own capturing equipment, if you are playing on PS4, Xbox One or PC, you will be able to record your gameplay with the inbuilt technology – although it’s not as powerful as the full functionality of replay mode of course.

Here’s why Fortnite’s turbo building feels broken Fortnite fans have been left scratching their heads as recent updates to the game seems to have broken the ‘turbo building’ mechanic, but a Reddit user may have figured the whole thing out. Turbo building is a setting that allows players to quickly place structures like walls or ramps without being forced to build each piece individually, making themselves vulnerable to other players. Some players, like 100 Thieves professional player SirDimetrious, have key binds that allow them to utilise the turbo building and also defending themselves with a pump shotgun. In a recent YouTube video, SirDimetrious aired his grievances on the issue and stated that the turbo building hadn’t been working as intended for a number of seasons. In a Reddit post to the FortniteCompetitive subreddit, User Zarathustraa dove deep into previous patch notes to get to the bottom of the problem. The V4.3 patch notes state that a players first structure is built 0.15 seconds after holding the build button and that any additional structures built while Turbo Building are placed after 0.05 seconds. Zarathustraa suggests that the mechanic doesn’t work as intended when players swap from their initial building object – for example, a wall – to another object – a ramp – the time reverts back to the initial 0.15 seconds as another ‘new’ structure has been constructed. The post ends with Zarathustraa emphatically stating that the mechanic is ‘BROKEN AT A FUNDAMENTAL LEVEL’ and needs addressing sooner rather than later. With all the frustrations being voiced by players, both casual and professional, it seems like the community is rallying around the issue until it is rectified by EPIC Games.

Here’s why Fortnite’s Battle Bus needs to change in the future Epic GamesFortnite’s Battle Bus has been moving players near their favorite places to drop ever since the game was released, but could it be improved? The transport bus is attached to a huge balloon and moves across the entire map at the start of every game, allowing players to jump from it and start their hunt for a Victory Royale. However, some Fortnite players think that by making one simple change, Epic Games could make Battle Royale mode a whole lot better. In a post to the Fortnite BR subreddit, Issabot8 has proposed that the Battle Bus’ routes should take a different direction in order to allow players to easily reach places that they might not usually start at – because of their distance from the bus. “The Battle Bus should turn about a 40 degree angle each game. This change could spread players around the map” the Reddit user posted, along with the diagram which can be found below. “It could also make it easier to travel to farther locations from the Battle Bus, rather than arriving at a location with not much time to loot” they added. Apart from aesthetic tweaks, there hasn’t been many changes to the Fortnite Battle Bus since the game was first released in July of last year. Would this make life a bit easier for Fortnite players?

MonsterDFace Shows Why Fortnite’s Burst Assault Rifle is Now God Tier It looks like one of Fortnite’s original weapons, the Burst Assault Rifle, is finally getting its time to shine. In a video posted on Friday, September 7, Fortnite Streamer MonsterDFace gave a great example of why the trusty Burst Rifle is now a must-grab weapon in-game. In fact, he went so far as to say “hearing the burst now is actually kind of scary” before he even engaged in any kind of combat! Playing in the new Getaway LTM, the YouTuber goes in on multiple teams and racks up over 10 eliminations with the new and improved Burst Assault Rifle. The fight itself showed why the new Burst is a force to be reckoned with. In less than a minute, MonsterD takes out multiple squads, mostly from range, all vying for the same loot-drop in a low-gravity area. But the entertainer wasn’t about to take all of the credit for himself, pointing out that the weapon was making the destruction even easier! “Bro, this gun is insane,” he said. In Fortnite’s most recent patch, the Burst Rifle’s bloom (or how far shots spread when firing) was reduced. This means long range kills are easier to nab. You can almost hear the cries of frustration from the victims of MonsterDFace’s rampage. The range at which he’s able to drop players with the Burst, from on top of a tree no less, is impressive. MonsterD also said Fortnite’s newest “Getaway” mode was like “the ultimate solo vs. squad dream” and we can’t really argue with his results!

Here’s Why Everyone Thinks Dusty Divot is Changing Yet Again in Fortnite’s V5.40 Patch It looks like Fortnite Battle Royale’s map will undergo more changes in the near future as Dusty Divot could be changing yet again in the V5.40 update. The leak comes from Epic Games themselves, as their reveal of the Getaway LTM and all-new Grappler item during the PAX West Summer Skirmish event seemed to show a number of changes to the location. One screen capture from the reveal that has been making the rounds online appears to show a modernized street/parking area amd a shop just to the outside of the factories: Elsewhere, a number of players started to produce side-by-side comparisons of Dust Divot’s current appearance on the game’s minimap and the version of it shown in the Getaway reveal. Read More: Unfortunately the scale and resolution of the new image makes it hard to distinguish a great deal, but the area certainly seems to be growing, with more outbuildings, a larger concrete area outside and a more industrialized look overall: Dusty Divot has been one of the most regularly changed areas of the map in recent months. Once called Dusty Depot, the location was nothing more than three warehouses in the middle of nowhere until a massive meteor hit it at the start of Season 4, creating a giant crater full of Hop Rocks and forcing a name change! Over time, the area has become more overgrown and is now covered in trees and greenery. However, if Epic’s trailer for the Getaway LTM is to be believed, all of that could be about to change yet again. With Fortnite’s V5.40 patch expected to be released this week, probably on Tuesday, players could find out more about the future of Dusty in no time!

Here’s why Fortnite players in the Middle East are so angry [UPDATE] Angry Fortnite players from across the Middle East have come together in large numbers to complain about issues with playing the game in their region. Many have posted videos and messages to Twitter about their alleged poor experiences, and #FortniteMiddleEastServers is currently the No.2 top trending subject on the social media platform. Their main concern is the lack of a solid server for people there to play on. One powerful message, which is being shared in the form of an image, has since gone viral and can be seen below. شدو يلا نبغا نسيطر على الترند الأول العالمي pic.twitter.com/eWdqDKicKy — Mohammed Aloufy (@AloufyMohammed) January 7, 2019 “We are players from the Middle East. We have been playing the game for a long time and we are big fans,” the message says. “However, we are facing a big struggle with PING, which leads to us have bad experiences when playing the game. We need a server in our region as soon as possible.” Another big issue, which has been highlighted by gamers based in the Middle East, is the strange Ping rate that they are given. For those who aren’t aware, Ping registers just how fast or slow input is sent to the Fortnite server and comes back to the screen as a response. #FortniteMiddleEastServers R.I.P fortnite Please need a good ping to play i think am going to play COD thanks epic & fortnite R.I.P :upset::upset: pic.twitter.com/YygKSPKUdO— MW_cFc (@mw_cfc) January 7, 2019 #FortniteMiddleEastServers This is my ping in Saudi Arabia why Epic games pic.twitter.com/1FeXnhHPr3 — حميد آل بشر :purple_heart::smiling_imp:، (@llz3eemll) January 7, 2019 As you can see from the clips shared on Twitter, it’s easy to see why a campaign for a server to be added for their region has begun. However, whether or not that will happen in the future remains to be seen. At the time of writing, there have been 2.3 million shares using the hashtag. Will Epic Games give in and announce a new server for the region? UPDATE The viral campaign seems to have done its job as Epic Games has now put out an official statement on the matter, though it’s not exactly great news for those looking for a quick fix. According to Epic Games, they are working on a solution but don’t expect to have one ready for a “few months.” We work with multiple cloud providers to supply the infrastructure for Fortnite servers globally. None of these providers yet have capacity available in the Middle East region, but we expect to have a solution in the next few months. We’ll keep you updated as we learn more! — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) January 7, 2019

Here’s why a future Fortnite season could be in space Epic GamesFortnite Battle Royale could very well make the transition from the current map to playing in space in an upcoming season. The Fortnite map has expanded, hit by asteroids and been crashed into by a huge iceberg since the game was first released in July, 2017, as Epic Games continues to reinvent people’s experience on Battle Royale. Now, with everything in place for the developer to move our battles from the land to the air, it’s just down to whether or not they would like to pull the trigger. After all, many people would see this as a huge risk for the developer. Call of Duty moved away from their core gameplay a few years back with the introduction of exosuits and their titles have been rather polarizing since that time. Fortnite is a very different proposition, though. Its general audience – which obviously excludes those involved with competitive play – enjoy that the developer is always on the front foot and trying to surprise them. In fact, the introduction of Creative mode at the beginning of Season 7 encouraged people to push boundaries, take their combat to places it’s never been before and judging by the creation below, things could be very interesting if they took us off land. The creation, which was put together by DFault Skin and posted to their YouTube channel, has already grabbed the attention of several Epic Games employees who were left stunned by its innovative design. “The area is 50 x 50 blocks big and I think I worked a whole day to only complete the black canvas,” its creator revealed, after being congratulated by Epic artist Riot001 on the Fortnite Creative subreddit. It only took DFault skin a week to produce something like this on their own. The ‘INT. SNIPESTATION’ structure has since been shared by Epic Games’ Nick Chester on Twitter, where he said it’s like “nothing we have in the game whatsoever.” The things people are making in Fortnite Creative are out of control. This looks like nothing we have in the game whatsoever. I’ve blown away. https://t.co/wbiaqvRqAQ — Nick Chester (@nickchester) February 1, 2019 With the green light from many Epic employees already flashing loud and clear, the question is whether or not we could see something like this in a future season. Many members of the game’s online community have had their own concepts and ideas tweaked and added to the game in the past – perhaps not after the same level of adulation that this space station has received – but you never really know what’s around the corner in Fortnite. The tools to take Battle Royale into space are already in the game, that much is clear. All we need now is a rocket to bring the players into the server, a few unique locations and ding, ding, ding… We have a match.